Referred to the House Committee on Ethics.
This House resolution would remove Representative Green of Texas from his assignment on the House Committee on Financial Services. The resolution cites Green’s interruptions of the President during the March 4, 2025 State of the Union joint session, his removal by the Sergeant at Arms, a subsequent House censure on March 6, 2025, and statements that he would repeat the conduct.
Whether enforcing decorum outweighs protecting protest and speech
Relative to its intended legislative type, this bill is a concise, appropriately structured administrative resolution that clearly identifies the problem and specifies the remedial action (removal from a named committee).
This House resolution would remove Representative Green of Texas from his assignment on the House Committee on Financial Services.
The resolution cites Green’s interruptions of the President during the March 4, 2025 State of the Union joint session, his removal by the Sergeant at Arms, a subsequent House censure on March 6, 2025, and statements that he would repeat the conduct.
The sponsors argue his actions breached House decorum and warrant removal from the committee.
Narrow, non-fiscal House disciplinary measure with plausible path if majority supports it, but politically sensitive and procedurally subject to delay.
Relative to its intended legislative type, this bill is a concise, appropriately structured administrative resolution that clearly identifies the problem and specifies the remedial action (removal from a named committee).
Whether enforcing decorum outweighs protecting protest and speech
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Whether enforcing decorum outweighs protecting protest and speech
Likely supportive of removing a member who repeatedly disrupted a formal joint session and ignored admonitions.
Views enforcement of decorum as important for preserving institutional dignity and majority minority rights within Congress.
Cautiously supportive of sanctioning serious breaches of decorum but wary of setting a broad precedent.
Wants clear criteria, proportionality, and predictable process to avoid escalation or tit-for-tat removals.
Likely views this as partisan punishment and overreach, especially if the member was expressing dissenting views.
Concerned removal exceeds prior sanction (censure) and undermines representation and free expression on the House floor.
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Narrow, non-fiscal House disciplinary measure with plausible path if majority supports it, but politically sensitive and procedurally subject to delay.
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Whether enforcing decorum outweighs protecting protest and speech
Narrow, non-fiscal House disciplinary measure with plausible path if majority supports it, but politically sensitive and procedurally subje…
Relative to its intended legislative type, this bill is a concise, appropriately structured administrative resolution that clearly identifies the problem and specifies the remedial action (removal from a named committee…
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