"It's a transsexual leftist illegal alien named Salvatore Ramos." He had the name wrong, the shooter was a U.S. citizen, and there was no evidence for the rest. The theory started on 4chan, and the photos being passed around included a 20-year-old woman in Georgia who spent the next days proving she was alive.
He addressed AFPAC in person in 2021 and by video in 2022 — the second time at the same event where Fuentes appeared to praise Hitler from the stage. He wrote the FBI on congressional letterhead defending Fuentes. His own digital director was traced to a Groyper account.
Censure is one of the rarest punishments Congress hands out. Gosar got it 223–207 on November 17, 2021, stood in the well of the House while it was read aloud, refused to apologize — and re-shared the video about an hour later.
Ten years without an in-person town hall. Nearly three times the median rate of missed roll call votes. Declined an interview. And a district so red he doesn't have to answer any of it.
Three Gosar bills, three titles that say the opposite of what the text does: two "Protection Acts" that abolish national monuments, and an animal-safety act that strips Endangered Species Act protection from a wolf with 319 left in the wild.
His LASSO Act would tie Social Security's funding to how hard we extract from federal land. A conservative budget analyst checked his math and found he'd understated the shortfall by half — and that his bill covers 1.5% of it.
Favre was sued over a scheme that misspent $77 million meant for needy families, and got $1.1 million in welfare money for speeches he never gave. Hamadeh picked him to co-front a congressional fitness program to make American kids healthier.
Judge Sparkle Sooknanan found the government had combined records it knew were unreliable, and eligible voters had already lost their registrations. Hamadeh filed articles of impeachment against her — and made a point of noting her dual citizenship.
British prosecutors laid out the counts one by one against Andrew and Tristan Tate. Arizona's Abe Hamadeh called the charges "unclear and political" and demanded the U.S. government block their extradition.