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The following op-ed from Rep. Lloyd Smucker first appeared in the York Daily Record under the title: "Smucker: Why I stood up for voters who questioned the election in Pa." and was edited to fulfill submission guidlelines. Rep. Smucker's complete op-ed follows below.
Building Confidence in Elections
WASHINGTON, DC — Reps. Lloyd Smucker (PA-11) and Lisa McClain (MI-10) are announcing the introduction of H.R. 607, the Voter Confidence Act, which establishes a bipartisan and bicameral commission to bolster voter confidence in future federal elections and to review the practices and policies of federal, state and local election officials and the impact they had on the security and integrity of the election.
WASHINGTON, DC —Today, Rep. Lloyd Smucker issued the following statement:
"The storming of the Capitol and assault on law enforcement by extremists last week was wholly unacceptable. As disturbing images of the event continue to circulate, I remain sickened that a mob attacked and killed a uniformed member of law enforcement.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Lloyd Smucker (PA-11) released the following statement after voting No to limit the President's war powers.
"On the heels of the Democrats' partisan impeachment failure, they are once again working to weaken America and ignore the Constitution simply because they disagree with the President."
Iran and its terrorist proxies have waged a decades-long campaign of violence and terror against America, our service members, and our allies, with Soleimani playing a key role." Smucker Says
Washington, D.C. – The Pennsylvania Republican Congressional Delegation offered the following statement after voting unanimously to block Speaker Pelosi and Intelligence Committee Chairman Schiff's last-minute vote to legitimize the baseless push to impeach President Trump:
SMUCKER ON SPEAKER PELOSI'S DECISION TO MOVE FORWARD ON TRUMP IMPEACHMENT PROCESS
Washington, D.C. – Remember when the Democrat Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff, said for two years that he had proof, beyond circumstantial, of Russian collusion? He lied. The conclusion from the Attorney General following the extensive Mueller report was, in fact, No collusion.