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Renk: Would you now be open to consider voting for a primary challenger against Congressman Amash? Or do you believe that...

Renk: Congressman Amash goes on a Twitter Storm.

Renk: Whom might that ideal Libertarian be...

Listen to Congressmen Amash's reason why he was the only Republican who voted no on the Resolution to support ICE:

A new way to look at politics in Michigan.

A representative from the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum says that Oprah was here to interview U.S. Rep. Justin Amash (Rep. - Cascade Twp.)

Well as many of you know Michigan’s Congressman Justin Amash is the only Republican to vote no on Kate’s Law, but do you know why? H.R. 3004 also known as “Kate’s law”, is a law that would impose harsher penalties on deported aliens who try to return to the United States...

Today I interviewed Congressman Amash (R 3rd District Michigan) and we discussed his recent Tweeter spat with the President and the Freedom Caucus, the healthcare debate and the recent limited bombing in Syria. One of the issues we discussed is Congressman Amash response to a question from TheHill...

In my first article about Congressman Amash responding to a question from TheHill.com reporter in which I informed you that Congressmen Amash agreed that President Trump could face impeachment proceedings if allegations that he urged the former FBI director to drop an investigation are actually proven true...

A couple of days ago Congressman Amash stated during a West Michigan Town Hall meeting that the role of the Speaker of the House is to play a “nonpartisan” role focused more on the process of the House than politics. In fact Congressman Amash stated the following at the Town Hall meeting as well as on my show: “We can fix it, but we need either a change in direction from this speaker, or we need a