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Rep. Ken Buck will miss the people, but not the dysfunction, as he leaves Congress today

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Buck announced in November that he was not going to run for reelection, but he surprised many in the political world by deciding to leave before his term was up. The Windsor Republican came into office as part of the 2014 Tea Party wave, railing against government spending and the growing national debt. He was a consistent vote against government funding bills and short-term spending measures.

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Rep. Ken Buck will miss the people, but not the dysfunction, as he leaves Congress today

"People recognize right from wrong here. They just won't act on it because there are political consequences"

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