Defending Democracy
Congressman Garcia believes that one of the biggest threats facing the Unites States today comes from efforts to undermine our democratic process by restricting access to the ballot and attacking the legitimacy of the electoral process. Congressman Garcia knows that we need leaders who will work to defend our civil rights, and this starts with making voting accessible to every American regardless of their background.
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Congressman Robert Garcia (D-CA) and Michael Steele former chairman of the RNC join Alicia Menendez in for Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the house of representatives voting to expel George Santos making him just the sixth member in the history of the chamber to be removed by their own colleagues.
Rep. Dan Goldman, D-N.Y., and Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., spoke to reporters after the House of Representatives voted to expel Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., from Congress. The two were among the first lawmakers to put forward a similar resolution earlier in the year.
THE BUZZ: The old way of thinking for U.S. House members was simple: Try to keep a low profile and avoid hot-button partisan fights as you learn the ropes.
There are, of course, exceptions — and California Rep. Robert Garcia is trying hard to be one.
Since he was sworn in less than a year ago, Garcia has become a Beltway personality. He’s one of the California delegation’s most outspoken new members, frequently trading jabs with far-right colleagues. He’s also become a social media and cable news fixture.
As the Republican Party in the U.S. House of Representatives prepared for a pivotal vote this Tuesday to nominate their candidate for the Speaker of the House, gay California Rep. Robert Garcia turned to social media to spotlight the contenders’ political ideologies. Garcia took to Threads to delve into the GOP candidates’ records, offering a detailed examination of their stances on critical issues.
'Allowing him to continue this campaign will have catastrophic national security effects,' Rep. Robert Garcia said of Tuberville's military holds
A House Democrat is clamoring for a committee hearing on the hundreds of military promotions that have been stalled in the Senate by Tommy Tuberville, arguing the Alabama Republican’s actions are “reckless.”