I hope, and indeed urge my colleagues, to join me in voting for this simple motion to recommit.
Urge colleagues to vote for the motion to recommit blocking funding for the White House ballroom.
Occurrences
Evidence
AP reported that more than $350 million from Trump's tax-cut bill was redirected to White House security after Congress rejected a $1 billion request tied to the ballroom project.
Boyle's official homepage lists June 23 and June 18 as the latest news items, both unrelated to the ballroom, and contains no mention of a ballroom motion or recommit vote.
Assessments
The evidence shows that White House ballroom-related funding was rejected in Congress, but it does not establish that Brendan Boyle personally urged colleagues to vote for a motion to recommit or otherwise materially advanced that specific action. His official site also shows no ballroom-related statement in the available lookback window. The underlying funding outcome was blocked, but candidate-specific credit is not supported here.