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Stockman files motion ordering the arrest of Lois Lerner
Congressman Steve Stockman filed a resolution directing the House Sergeant-At-Arms to arrest former IRS Director of the Exempt Organizations Unit Lois Lerner on charges of contempt of Congress. -
RED FLAG: White House continues to dodge questions about payoffs to terrorists
The White House refuses to directly answer a simple question. Did the President approve a deal in which a third party paid the Haqqani terrorists for Berghdahl’s release, and if he did would the White House deny it? -
Stockman Benghazi discharge petition pays off, but Committee may be used to whitewash tragedy
"This is just the first step toward securing justice for those killed. We must discover the whole truth and hold those responsible accountable. Unfortunately, congressional hearings are often used to bury or defuse politically damaging information. There will be tremendous pressure to use this committee to whitewash the matter before the 2016 election." -
Stockman introduces Virtual Currency Tax Reform Act to protect Bitcoin
If enacted, this legislation would change the tax status of virtual currencies, such as Bitcoin, from property to currency.
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WASHINGTON – Congressman Steve Stockman released the following statement Thursday responding to President Barack Obama’s announcement tonight:
Tonight Barack Obama will forsake his constitutionally-sworn role of President and take unlawful actions he himself defined as illegitimate.
WASHINGTON -- Congressman Steve Stockman (R-TX 36) joined Congressman Paul Gosar (R-AZ) and 19 other members of Congress in a letter to President Barack Obama urging him to drop his proposed US-China carbon dioxide ban and instead work with Congress on the issue.
WASHINGTON -- Over the past month there have been a growing number of terrorist attacks in Israel. On October 22, a terrorist intentionally drove his car into a crowded light rail stop in Jerusalem, killing two people, including an American three month old baby, and injuring seven.
WASHINGTON, DC - House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) issued the following statement after President Obama urged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to impose new federal “net neutrality” regulations that would undermine a free and open Internet and hurt our economy:
