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All Republicans voted no on contempt resolution for AG Bill Barr over census … except Justin Amash

As Twitchy reported earlier, the House Oversight and Reform Committee were scheduled to vote Wednesday to hold Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in contempt for defying subpoenas demanding documents detailing the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 census.

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The vote has now taken place and the committee has voted along party lines … with the exception of Republican Rep. Justin Amash, who became the darling of the Left when he became the first Republican Congressman to call for President Trump’s impeachment, which he did in an epic Twitter thread that brought Democrat activist Alyssa Milano to tears. Daily Beast columnist Matt Lewis wrote that Amash should run for president, which some speculated was on his mind already.

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The No Sanctuary for Criminals Act, also known as Kate’s Law after Kate Steinle? Yeah, we remember.

So Democrats (and Amash) are going to these lengths to keep a citizenship question off the United States census? Guess it’s really, really important to them not to get an accurate count of who’s in the country legally and who’s not.

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