Amy McGrath

No, no, no.

Impeachment is a political thing.

You don't leave that to the courts.

You either give it an up or down vote.

That is your duty as a senator.

I wanted to ask you because you have such a long history in Republican circles and in the world of conservative.

I was an independent for most of my adult life, certainly in the military.

I didn't – I've always kind of felt like I was middle of the road, that I saw some things that were – I agreed with on the conservative side.

I'm not talking today.

I'm talking like 20 years ago.

Right, right.

Right.

And that but I also found some things on the on the more liberal side also that I could get behind.

And I hear today, though, in 2026, I get I talk to voters here who say to me, well.

I always vote Republican because I'm conservative.

And then I ask them, is pardoning criminals conservative?

Is having a federal government control prices and impose tariffs conservative?

I think of conservative as small government.

And I feel like what's happening with the Republican Party right now is that they are the party of big government.

They are the party of government overreach.