Bob Goodlatte

Congressman (R-VA)

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Nine-term Republican Congressman, representing the Sixth Congressional District of Virginia, and senior member of the House Judiciary Committee

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The new Republican majority in the House, especially those with Tea Party backing, revere the US Constitution as the last word on American government.

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The new Republican majority in the House, especially those with Tea Party backing, revere the US Constitution as the last word on American government.

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