Republican Study Committee is hosting a Q&A on Facebook now

[tsai3904]

Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ-1), a member of the Republican Study Committee, will be answering people's questions on Facebook from 10am - 10pm ET today, August 10.

Not many people have asked questions so far so there's a good chance you can get him to answer one of your questions.

http://www.facebook.com/republicanstudycommittee

[Lucille]

He's my rep, and had originally co-sponsored the Smith-Amash amendment. In the end, he voted NAY on it, and YAY! on the NDAA. I guess he didn't want his fellow criminals in CONgress to accuse him of "coddling terrorists" (which is ironic, considering (http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/2012-08-06/america-world%E2%80%99s-largest-sponsor-terrorism).)


The U.S. has been supporting Al Qaeda and other terrorists in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Libya, Syria and Iran.

(The U.S. has also directly inserted itself into a sectarian war between the two main Islamic sects, backing the Sunnis and attacking the Shiites. See this, this and this. Because Saudi Arabia is the seat of the most radical sect of Islam – Wahhabism- the U.S. unquestioning support of the Saudis is indirectly supporting terrorism.)

[tsai3904]

He's my rep, and had originally co-sponsored the Smith-Amash amendment. In the end, he voted NAY on it

He didn't vote on the Smith-Amash amendment.

http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2012/roll270.xml

You should ask him how he would have voted if he was present and why so many Republicans voted against it.

[Lucille]

Thanks. My mistake. He didn't vote on either one!

[BSU kid]

Bump, I "deleted" my fb for privacy reasons. However, this seems like a good opportunity to ask him about important liberty issues ranging from the FED to the NDAA and other things in-between like hemp.

[John F Kennedy III]

bump