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This same approach has been used in [[Texas]] since 2009, when Moderate Republican [[Joe Straus]] of [[San Antonio]] won the first of five elections for Speaker with a similar coalition of Moderate Republicans and Democrats, thus gutting the nominal Republican majority in the Texas House. Straus unseated the conservative Speaker [[Tom Craddick]] of [[Midland]], whose tenure as the longest-serving Republican member of the Texas House began in 1969.

This same approach has been used in [[Texas]] since 2009, when Moderate Republican [[Joe Straus]] of [[San Antonio]] won the first of five elections for Speaker with a similar coalition of Moderate Republicans and Democrats, thus gutting the nominal Republican majority in the Texas House. Straus unseated the conservative Speaker [[Tom Craddick]] of [[Midland]], whose tenure as the longest-serving Republican member of the Texas House began in 1969.

Amid the acquittal of President [[Donald Trump]] on two articles of [[impeachment] on February 5, 2020], Griffon likened the Fraud Squad members to U.S. Senator [[Mitt Romney]], the Moderate Republican from [[Utah]] who was the only Republican to vote to convict the president on the first article of impeachment.<ref>

Amid the acquittal of President [[Donald Trump]] on two articles of [[impeachment]] on February 5, 2020, Griffon likened the Fraud Squad members to failed presidential candidate and U.S. Senator [[Mitt Romney]], the Moderate Republican from [[Utah]] who was the only Republican to vote to convict the president on the first article of impeachment.<ref>''The Moon Griffon Show,'' February 6, 2020}}</ref>

==List of Fraud Squad members==

==List of Fraud Squad members==