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February 13, 2020
Vote Notes on Legislation
The so-called equal rights amendment passed the Congress in 1972 with a seven-year deadline for ratification. In that period, it failed to get the required 38 states to ratify it. This year, 40 years late, Virginia became the 38th state to ratify it, while five states have rescinded their earlier ratifications. No matter. With this resolution, the Democrats propose to retro-actively repeal the clear expiration date in the amendment, count all states that have ratified it AFTER it expired and ignore all the states that have since rescinded their ratifications and declare it the 28th Amendment to the Constitution. This is the stuff banana republics are made of.
February 12, 2020
Speeches
Speech in Opposition to HR 2546 – Wilderness Package
February 12, 2020
Mr.
Issues:Forest Fire
February 12, 2020
Speeches
Amendment to Require Secretarial Approval of Wilderness Designations to HR 2546
Committee of the Whole House
February 12, 2020
Mr. Chairman:
When the Wilderness Act was adopted in 1964, it designated about nine million acres – a little larger than the state of Maryland.
February 12, 2020
Speeches
Amendment to Require County Approval of Wilderness Designations to HR 2546
Committee of the Whole House
February 12, 2020
Mr. Chairman:
The federal government owns just 7/10ths of one percent of the State of New York. It owns just 1.1 percent of the State of Illinois. It owns just 1.8 percent of the State of Texas.
February 12, 2020
Speeches
In Support of the Motion to Re-Commit
HR 2546 Wilderness Package
February 12, 2020
Mr.
Issues:Forest Fire
February 12, 2020
Speeches
Statements by Congressman McClintock at the Natural Resources Commitee Markup Hearing, February 12, 2020
Remarks Regarding the Motion to Grant Chairman Plenary Subpoena Power
Congressman Tom McClintock
House Natural Resources Committee
February 12, 2020
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Issues:Natural Resources CommitteeCalifornia Water CrisisCalifornia
February 11, 2020
Speeches
Lost amidst the tumult of the last several weeks was the quiet passing of an outspoken leader of California – H.L. “Bill” Richardson. H.L., as he was known to his friends, arrived in the California State Senate with the freshman class of 1966, part of the Reagan landslide that year. For every one of the 22 years he served in the Senate, H.L. was a force to be reckoned with. He served for many years in the Republican leadership, but he was never, ever, a political insider. His enormous influence inside the senate stemmed from the fact that he never joined that club – he never lost sight of the people who elected him – and he not only worked tirelessly to serve them inside the capitol – he worked even harder to organize, inform and mobilize them outside the capitol.
Issues:California
January 30, 2020
Speeches
(Washington, D.C) Congressman McClintock (R-CA) delivered the attached remarks today in opposition to amendments to H.R. 550:
In Opposition to Amendments on Iran and Iraq
H.R. 550
Congressman Tom McClintock
January 30, 2020
Mr.
Issues:National DefenseForeign Affairs - International
January 29, 2020
Speeches

Statements by Congressman McClintock at Natural Resources Commitee Markup Hearing, January 29, 2020

Statement by Rep. McClintock in Opposition to H.R. 4348
Full Committee Markup
January 29, 2020

Issues:Natural Resources Committee
January 28, 2020
Speeches
In 2016, President Obama sent $1.7 billion of untraceable cash on cargo pallets to the regime in Iran...
Issues:Foreign Affairs - International