These Republicans Voted to Kick Greene Off Committee Assignments

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Chris Jacobs

Chris Jacobs (NY-27) also voted to remove Rep. Greene from the Education and Budget committees. Rep. Jacobs released the following statement on his decision to vote with Democrats:

“I am very troubled by a number of Rep. Greene’s statements and assertions. As someone who has spent over 25 years fighting for children and increased educational opportunity, I was particularly shocked by the video of Rep. Greene harassing a survivor of the Parkland school shooting. I believe her actions, whether out of extreme callousness or ignorance, disqualify her from serving on the House committee overseeing education policy.

“Some will say this action is unfair as other members have made outrageous and offensive statements and have not faced similar consequences. That is very true. It is my hope that starting today, we will hold all members to the same high standard of civility and decency. I believe it will dramatically improve the impact this Congress will have on the betterment of this nation.



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