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WASHINGTON, DC - Congressman Andy Ogles (TN-05), along with several of his Republican colleagues, sent a letter to President Biden demanding he make a statement of unwavering support for Israel. This comes after concerning remarks by Democrats to make support for Israel conditional.
Congressman Ogles stated:
This week, Columbia officially welcomed Mersen, an international manufacturing company focused on innovative solutions to support technological advancements. Mersen's arrival has been in the works for a while now and it was a privilege to be present for its grand opening and ribbon-cutting. After investing $70 million into the plant and hiring nearly 100 folks already, I am excited for the future of Mersen in Columbia.
This week, I welcomed our 2023 Congressional Art Contest Winner, Luke Campbell of Ravenwood High School, and his father to Washington, DC. Luke attended a reception at the Capitol, where he got to meet with other winners from across the country. It was fantastic to see Luke again and to also view his incredible piece 'Popping Bubble' in the halls of Congress. Luke, I am proud to have such wonderful representation for Tennessee's 5th District this year. Excellent work and congratulations!
WASHINGTON, DC - Congressman Andy Ogles (TN-05) introduced a bill to rename the street in front of the Chinese Embassy in DC ‘1 Tiananmen Square Memorial Boulevard. Congressman Ogles told the Washington Examiner the following:
I introduced articles of impeachment against Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Joe Biden's corrupt business dealings with other nations, his weaponized Department of Justice, and refusal to comply oversight is overwhelming grounds for his impeachment.
By Houston Keene
Tennessee Republican Rep. Andy Ogles introduced articles of impeachment on Monday against President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
FIRST ON FOX: Tennessee Republican Rep. Andy Ogles introduced articles of impeachment on Monday against President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
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After several weeks of session, it's been a welcomed week back home in Tennessee. It's been great getting to interact with constituents face-to-face and spend time hearing their concerns and how my team and I can best assist them. From passports to agency assistance, we've wasted no time in getting work for the great folks of the 5th District. Just yesterday, I had the privilege of getting to sit down with constituents in Brentwood to discuss my experience as a member of Congress so far and what I hope to accomplish.