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Anthony (“Tony”) C. Thompson was appointed to a second term as a board member of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (“PCAOB”), which will…

By $5 million during covid, household income almost doubled. big pharma has made so much money off vaccines and felt stop the spread who may be doing more harm than good but nobody wants to get to the bottom of it so none of it is about the pan pandemic, its all power and trying to make money for the people in charge. >> speaking of, we will continue the lying theme, congresswoman, shes not alone in this proxy rule. congressman tim ryan 100% and ohio skipped out on a boat this week citing the on...

The historic inflation reduction act, so historic they can show up. >> which is just climate change. >> its not so much where they voted and how they voted. it reduces inflation the way gasoline reduces fire but this is an ongoing thing. jones from new york helicopters living at rays wedding in france when he was supposed to be proxy voting is only extended last friday. nancy pelosi after biden said the pandemic is over she extends proxy voting friday. saturday shes of the global citizens concer...

Nancy pelosi extended this until november, proxy voting, is this justified or serving the people? >> i was serving but her business of going to france and what she said to justify it reminds me of lori lightfoot getting her hair cut when nobody could and she said im a woman in power in need to look nice or something like that. >> we need regular order, things should be debated in subcommittee and on the floor, not this vote from home nonsense. >> get back to work. what are we paying you for? [la...

An ethics watchdog told Breitbart News they would be "looking into" Cindy Axne for submitting "false statements" to the Clerk of the House.

Cindy Axne admitted to vacationing when proxy voting last month, despite telling the House Clerk it was due to the "ongoing public health emergency.”

Cindy Axne claimed she was "unable to physically attend" voting in the House on "historic" legislation, reportedly because she was vacationing in Europe.

House Republican leaders on Thursday morning unveiled to GOP members at a conference meeting the party’s new “Commitment to America" agenda.

Cindy Axne claimed she was "unable to physically attend" voting in the House on "historic" legislation, reportedly because she was vacationing in Europe.

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