Ed Case

When Bott said the GAO shouldn't exist, the man who ran it for 15 years, Gene Dudaro, said Bott does not value transparency and accountability.

And there's already a bill in the House from Ed Case to give Congress, and only Congress, the power to pick and remove the head of the GAO.

It's sitting where everything else sits.

And if a Democratic budget director had said it, every conservative I know would be screaming, even if it's the same watchdog with the same rule.

You see Debbie Wasserman Schultz winning.

You see Ed Case winning.

Uh, you have, uh, i- in just about every primary, uh, where an incumbent was challenged by an anti-Israel challenger, the incumbent won.

A few cases went other ways.

Debates and forums in the top races have been rare this year.

Representative Ed Case and Governor Green both refused debates.

The Civil Beat forum was the only face-off Tokuda, Congressman Joe Tokuda, agreed to, and it led to some informative and emotional moments.

As people stand scared, frustrated, and angry, I want to be that warm hand that greets them.

And what I remember, I saw earlier also a reference to that.

Jared Keoka-Lowley, that was the guy who wanted to replace Ed Case.

He wanted to run for congressional seat, CD1.

He did a very passionate speech about what he thinks about all of that.

They still travel together.

This past weekend, I was in St. Paul for a national security conference that was chaired by Betty McCollum and Ken Calvert, right? Ed Case was there.

Jake Elsie was there.

And, you know, the goal of that conference is to provide innovation to the warfighter, right? Do it at scale, do it at speed.

Yeah.

So Scott Peters, Jimmy Panetta, Ed Case.

So like Scott Peters, you remember, is also the pharma dem who drilled the holes in Medicare drug price negotiation.

So like this, these are all of the coward caucus, the worst of the worst.

And I always wonder about Ed Case because I'm like, Hawaii, you can do so much better.

But they they keep splitting the vote in the primary and he keeps getting through.

But these are the Democrats who actually are, you know, like the media will always sort of paint like, oh, well, the left of the caucus is the problem.