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08/05/2026

Congressman Comer joined Matt Gaetz on One America News Network and emphasized that the House Oversight Committee is working to protect hardworking taxpayers and root out fraud in state social programs. He highlighted that the Committee has now passed more than a dozen good-government bills to help ensure taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly, efficiently, and effectively.

08/04/2026

Congressman Comer joined his friend and Kentucky native Scott Jennings on his national program and stressed that rarely a day goes by that he does not hear from Kentuckians concerned about the high cost of prescription drugs. He highlighted that the Oversight Committee has now passed his bipartisan legislation to rein in predatory pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), protect patients, and lower drug costs.

After spending all of last week in Graves County, Congressman Comer was back in the eastern part of the district meeting...
08/04/2026

After spending all of last week in Graves County, Congressman Comer was back in the eastern part of the district meeting with constituents in Franklin County. He, T.J. and Aniston toured the Stewart Home which is an amazing home/school for people with mental and developmental disabilities. The Stewart Home teaches 300 students, employs 185 and serves 1000 meals each day. He also met with Todd County state representative Jason Petrie and former Insurance Chair Bart Rowland.

Congressman Comer spoke at the grand opening Murray-Calloway County Economic Development and Training Center. He secured...
07/31/2026

Congressman Comer spoke at the grand opening Murray-Calloway County Economic Development and Training Center. He secured a $1.1M community funding project last Congress for the project.

07/31/2026

Congressman Comer recently joined One America News Network to discuss the U.S. Senate's delays in advancing President Trump's legislative agenda. He noted that 80% of Americans support commonsense voter ID laws and urged the Senate to act on measures that strengthen election integrity. Congressman Comer also stressed that Dr. Fauci's lies and actions have caused lasting harm to the American people and said he should be held accountable.

Congressman Comer had official stops in Crittenden and Graves Counties today. He announced a $1M community funding proje...
07/30/2026

Congressman Comer had official stops in Crittenden and Graves Counties today. He announced a $1M community funding project he secured in Congress for the Marion-Crittenden County AirPort. He then traveled to Mayfield to announce a $1.3M USDA rural development grant to Cornerstone Connectivity to expand broadband in rural Carlisle County.

07/29/2026

Fauci pleads the Fifth over 100 times at Senate COVID hearing — and House Oversight Chairman Comer says it proves Biden's autopen pardon is on "legally questionable" ground.

Comer argues that if the blanket pardon were valid, Fauci would have no reason to refuse to answer questions about his pandemic-era decisions.

The chairman says Fauci will face new questions from his committee after diary entries released by Sen. Rand Paul appear to contradict his previous sworn testimony that he did not close schools.

➡ Full story here: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/faucis-fifth-amendment-plea-shows-biden-autopen-pardon-legally-questionable-ground-comer-says

07/29/2026

Congressman Comer joined NEWSMAX and stressed that Dr. Fauci is trapped by the many lies he repeatedly told the American people. He stated that Dr. Fauci knows his Biden autopen pardon is on shaky ground and his decision to plead the fifth today was to protect himself. Congressman Comer highlighted that Dr. Fauci appeared before his Committee previously and he will ask Dr. Fauci whether he stands by his past testimony.

07/28/2026

Dr. Anthony Fauci won’t be safe from the law if he lies to Congress during his high-profile Wednesday hearing, House Oversight Chairman James Comer says, claiming Fauci’s presidential pardon has limits.

Comer told Fox News Digital that while former President Joe Biden's pardon covers Fauci's government service from 2014 through the end of Biden's presidency, it "doesn't cover Dr. Fauci's testimony this week," warning that "if he continues to lie, he must be held accountable."

The pardon broadly covers actions tied to Fauci's government roles, but legal questions remain over whether it would shield him from potential liability if he makes false statements during congressional testimony.

Fauci is set to testify just days after hundreds of pages of his COVID-era diary entries were released.

07/28/2026

Congressman Comer joined NEWSMAX and emphasized that Americans deserve access to affordable, life-saving medications. He will continue to work in a bipartisan fashion to shine a light on anticompetitive practices by pharmacy benefit managers and restore competition in the pharmaceutical marketplace.

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