BREAKING: John Kerry faces congressional investigation
and staff members, sparking criticism from Republicans including Comer who have demanded transparency for such an important office.
House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., leads an organizational meeting on Jan. 31. "Well we’re honest about the differences," Kerry said at the time."We certainly know what they are, and we’ve articulated them, but that’s not my lane here … My job is to be the climate guy and stay focused on trying to move the climate agenda forward."Since assuming the SPEC position, Kerry has engaged in various private talks with Chinese counterparts including two 2021 meetings that took place in China.
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