The new GOP House majority promised to investigate a number of Biden Administration scandals and overreaches, and the recent revelation of classified documents housed in the president’s garage will be at the top of the Republican-led committee’s hit list.
On Tuesday, Congressman Jeff Van Drew (R, NJ-02) announced that he will serve on the House Judiciary Committee in addition to resuming his seat on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
“I am grateful and honored for the opportunity to serve on the Judiciary Committee, and to be reappointed to the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, where I will continue advocating for South Jersey,” said Representative Van Drew. “As a member on the Judiciary Committee, I will continue the fight against governmental overreach, fight to secure our border and fix the broken immigration system, as well as investigate actions and decisions made by the federal government that have gone unchecked for far too long. I look forward to serving alongside Chairman Jim Jordan to fight for the American people.”
“We’re thrilled to welcome Representative Van Drew to the House Judiciary Committee,” said House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan. “Together, we will conduct rigorous oversight of the Justice Department, pass legislation to secure the border, and rein in Big Tech’s censorship of conservatives. Representative Van Drew will play a critical role in holding the federal government accountable and getting results for the American people.”
The Cape May County residents has been one of the harshest critics of Biden Administration policies both online and in frequest appearances on Fox News and NewsMax.
Van Drew’s appointment promises to be a high-profile one as the South Jersey ex-Democrat-turned close Trump ally will prominently featured in televised hearings over the next two years in the lead-up to the next federal general election when the entire House and Joe Biden himself (assuming he runs again) will be on the ballot.
