Pat Fallon

spending bill without defunding military vaccine mandates. In May, he voted to fund the war in Ukraine through the end of Joe Biden's first term with a $40 billion aid package. If no one is to the right of him, then Republicans have a bigger problem than having to go 15 rounds to select a Speaker of the House.

Liberty Score by the Conservative Review gives Fallon a C grade on whether he is supporting conservative principles. He is a second year member of the US House of Representatives.

US Representative Pat Fallon sold McCarthy for Speaker to voters despite concerns from constituents

Editorial

On an “Emergency Tele Town Hall” Thursday afternoon, US Congressman Pat Fallon of the Fourth District of Texas opened the meeting with a sales pitch on US House Speaker Designate Kevin McCarthy that acted as if his entire $40 billion Ukraine aid package was at stake if his constituents dare suggest someone for Speaker other than McCarthy. The United States was founded on the principles of representation for the people’s wants and needs. We have all learned too well that such hasn’t been the case.

After the hypothetical free television and jungle gym set were baited for the opening timeshare Speaker pitch was concluded, audience members were selected to give input in which some were in lockstep for McCarthy while most others were questioning his position and more favoring the Freedom Caucus that was blocking McCarthy in order to obtain more leverage in rules for the people instead of the members of Congress.

Fallon, who made the statement on the phone that “no one is to the right of me” recently voted to extend chain migration to adult dependents of employment visa holders. The same day, he voted to pass a $817 billion defense

US Representative Pat Fallon spoke at Howe’s Memorial Park on Oct. 6, 2022. Staff photo.