Congressional Committees a source of the fight

Congressional Committees;

Excerpt from http://clerk.house.gov/committee_info/commfaq.aspx

Congressional Standing Committees are permanent panels identified in Chamber rules which list the jurisdiction of each committee. Because they have legislative jurisdiction, standing committees consider bills and issues and recommend measures for consideration by the House. They also have oversight responsibilities to monitor agencies, programs, and activities within their jurisdictions, and in some cases in areas that cut across committee jurisdictions. Most standing committees recommend authorized levels of funds for government operations and for new and existing programs within their jurisdiction, but a few have other functions.

There are 28 standing committees of the House of Representatives. The proportions of Congress Representatives are assigned based upon the political parties elected to the House divided to the numbers of Representatives

The House’s committees consider bills and issues and oversee agencies, programs, and activities within their jurisdictions.

1.      Agriculture

2.      Appropriations

3.      Armed Services

4.      Budget

5.      Education and Labor

6.      Energy and Commerce

7.      Ethics

8.      Financial Services

9.      Foreign Affairs

10.    Homeland Security

11.    House Administration

12.    Judiciary

13.    Natural Resources

14.    Oversight and Reform

15.    Rules

16.    Science, Space, and Technology

17.    Small Business

18.    Transportation and Infrastructure

19.    Veterans’ Affairs

20.    Ways and Means

21.    Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence

22.    Select Committee on the Climate Crisis

23.    Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress

24.    Joint Select Committee on Solvency of Multiemployer Pension Plans

25.    Joint Economic Committee

26.    Joint Committee on the Library

27.    Joint Committee on Printing

28.    Joint Committee on Taxation

An opinion:

Three years and four months we have witnessed a House of Representatives with a sole intent to defeat, obstruct, and harass the President of the United States. The probable cause is that he is a member of the Republican Party. The recent impeachment attempt was led by Adam Schiff, California (D) the Head of the Intelligent Committee.  

Three years and four months we have witnessed a House of Representatives with a sole intent to defeat, obstruct, and harass the President of the United States. The probable cause is that he is a member of the Republican Party. The recent impeachment attempt was led by Adam Schiff, California (D) the Head of the Intelligent Committee (Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence). There are twenty-eight Standing Committees within the House of Representatives. Seating on the committees is based upon the proportions of party affiliations as elected to the House.

Unique is that there is no requirement in the Constitution with regard to Political Parties. There is a provision for Freedom of Speech and News Media. The question is what will happen in November 2020. Will, the Democrat Party as supported by Press and News, with Adam Schiff who is financed by Government Employee Unions, feed the daily sedition against President Trump?

Conservatives, You, work toward voting out that majority which is supporting the staffing of the Standing Committees of the House of Representatives. The only savior of The United States is Get rid of Nancy (with the grinning puss) Pelosi.