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A Republican member of Congress is calling on special counsel Robert Mueller to recuse himself in the Russia investigation.
Congressman Andy Biggs (R- AZ) announced last night that he wants Mueller to recuse himself because of all the questions about his "ability to be impartial":
A member of the House Freedom Caucus on Friday called on the Justice Department's special counsel, Robert Mueller, to recuse himself in the federal probe into Russian election meddling.
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Az) said the "integrity of his appointment" was in question due to Mueller's friendship with ousted FBI Director James Comey.
A freshman member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus is calling for special counsel Robert Mueller to recuse himself from the Russia investigation because he has brought on "highly partisan" lawyers to help with the probe.
Hillary Clinton on Friday fired off a tweet targeting the GOP health care plan saying, "Forget death panels. If Republicans pass this bill, they're the death panels."
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) responded to Clinton's social media post, calling it "laughable" and that ObamaCare is to blame for the health care dilemma in the United States.
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Washington, D.C. – Today, Congressman Andy Biggs called for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to recuse himself from the Department of Justice investigation:
"Special Counsel Robert Mueller should recuse himself because the integrity of his appointment is in question due to former FBI Director James Comey's manipulative leaks and the relationship between Mr. Comey and Mr. Mueller. His ability to be impartial is doubtful because he has surrounded himself with highly partisan lawyers who make a special practice to line the coffers of Democrats.
PHOENIX — Arizona Sens. John McCain and Jeff Flake on Thursday said they were studying a new Senate health care proposal repealing much of Barack Obama's health care law and imposing big cuts to Medicaid, but the proposal was slammed by many who have been lobbying for it to retain coverage for millions of Medicaid patients.
Four conservative senators promptly said they can't support the draft of a health care bill released Thursday by the Senate's Republican leadership as a cure for Obamacare.
Washington, D.C. – Today, the U.S. Senate released draft legislation to amend Obamacare. Congressman Andy Biggs released the following statement: