"Well, I can just tell you we're not just going to hold in contempt -- we will have a plan to hold in contempt and to impeach," Nunes said in a Fox News interview Monday.
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The court may hold in contempt a witness who disobeys a subpoena without adequate excuse.
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"We're not going to just hold in contempt," Nunes said to Fox News last month.
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Nunes said he has a "plan to hold in contempt and to impeach" the men.
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Likewise, progressives take no issue with gun control because the loss of rights largely impacts the vast swathe of Middle America residents whom they hold in contempt.
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The House can vote to hold in contempt officials who refuse to show up in response to subpoenas and ask judges for orders requiring compliance with them.
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The order would not change what prosecutors must turn over, but it would for the first time allow judges to hold in contempt prosecutors who willfully violated the obligation.
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Will Congress finally hold in contempt — and insist on consequences for — any administration official who refuses to cooperate with its subpoenas and thereby obstructs its investigation for the truth?
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"This court should not lightly embrace a legal theory that effectively empowers a single district judge to enjoin - and then potentially hold in contempt - tens of millions of nonparties throughout the country," the Jenner brief warned.
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You can say the same thing in other western countries, which I think is why in so many western democracies there's this political other that we hold in contempt and we just don't understand why we're sharing political power with them.
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House Science Committee Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas) will seek to hold in contempt the IT firm that maintained Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Following the committee vote, the full House could now vote to hold Barr in contempt, and some high-profile Democrats have suggested voting on one package of contempt citations if there are multiple individuals whom the chamber wants to hold in contempt, though so far Barr is the only one who had been voted out of committee.
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It is astounding to watch leaders and candidates of the party of Lincoln and Reagan base a presidential campaign on a big lie, claiming a candidate they fear and hold in contempt is worthy of the presidency, suggesting he doesn't really believe the things he says, secretly dreading the damage he will do to their party and to our nation.
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Most of the employees are white ethnics whom the locals hold in contempt. Baum fills the town with colorful characters, and the girls realize that all people are unique and quirky, and not to be judged as "the masses." He also brings back the character of private detective Quintus Fogerty, introduced in Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society, to help resolve plot complications.
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He adds: > No longer either witty in himself or the cause of wit in other men, this > Falstaff would make me lament a lost glory if I did not know him to be a > rank impostor. His fascination, indeed, is that Shakespeare wastes nothing > upon him. The Merry Wives of Windsor is Shakespeare's only play that he > himself seems to hold in contempt, even as he indites it.Harold Bloom, > Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human, Riverhead Books, 1998, p. 316.
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Van Rompuy commented afterwards, "There was one contribution that I can only hold in contempt, but I'm not going to comment further." After refusing to apologise for behaviour that was, in the words of the President of the European Parliament, Jerzy Buzek, "inappropriate, unparliamentary and insulting to the dignity of the House", Farage was reprimanded and had his right to ten days' allowance (expenses) "docked". Buzek said after his meeting with Farage: > I defend absolutely Mr Farage's right to disagree about the policy or > institutions of the Union, but not to personally insult our guests in the > European Parliament or the country from which they may come... I myself > fought for free speech as the absolute cornerstone of a democratic society. > But with freedom comes responsibility – in this case, to respect the dignity > of others and of our institutions.
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He returned in July with Representatives Buys, Drew MacEwen, and Brandon Vick to observe the 2018 Cambodian general election, though MacEwen and Vick departed after the U.S. Ambassador expressed concerns about the election, which was widely called a "sham". He met with Cambodia’s authoritarian prime minister Hun Sen and later called the election "very free, very fair", saying the opposition party's elimination is a "political question". Ericksen's actions were condemned by Governor Jay Inslee and the NGO Human Rights Watch, which said of the delegation, "they hold in contempt the principles of free and fair elections, an independent media, and a neutral election administration—because all those things are lacking in Hun Sen’s Cambodia." In a meeting with Sen at the United Nations in September, he called for allowing a search for MIA Vietnam War soldiers.
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