Ken Buck might burn the House down on his way out the door:

[Matt Collins]

https://apnews.com/article/house-ke...ion-colorado-237860f2ee09e4e54c7545f8562050b2

 

[Anti Globalist]

He should also consider burning the Senate down as well.

 

[pmbug]

There is no room on the Hill for people of principle.

 

[nobody's_hero]

Usually when the liberal media laments a republican leaving Congress, meh.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Usually when the liberal media laments a republican leaving Congress, meh.

The article reveals some things that may be red flags:

- a background as a federal prosecutor
- Buck worked for then-Wyoming Rep. Dick Cheney
- Buck for a time held a spot on the powerful House Rules Committee, where he sat next to Liz Cheney

He has been an ally to the Tea Party movement on many issues in the past, but the above facts give the impression that he was a bit establishment oriented, and probably suffered from TDS.

I'm not sure how his attempts to regulate the internet can be considered constitutional or libertarian...and embracing the Democrat/Leftist dogma that zero election fraud occurred is a sign of bias.

 

[nobody's_hero]

The article reveals some things that may be red flags:

- a background as a federal prosecutor
- Buck worked for then-Wyoming Rep. Dick Cheney
- Buck for a time held a spot on the powerful House Rules Committee, where he sat next to Liz Cheney

He has been an ally to the Tea Party movement on many issues in the past, but the above facts give the impression that he was a bit establishment oriented, and probably suffered from TDS.

I'm not sure how his attempts to regulate the internet can be considered constitutional or libertarian...and embracing the Democrat/Leftist dogma that zero election fraud occurred is a sign of bias.

Apparently the reason he didn't support Jim Jordan was because Jim wouldn't admit the election was legit, like it's some sort of Spanish Inquisition.

Anyway, read a related story that Buck lost his district office space last month because the guy leasing it to him was pissed off that he wouldn't support Jim for speaker. If the people who put him in office don't seem to miss him, I sure ain't gonna cry.

https://news.yahoo.com/buck-says-be...Xbs1IkyPg6sGEDfr12bC9UVCGWmAb0fYmFb__Fgri6dMh