doctors to treat Nazi patients. Net neutrality Buck signed his support for Ajit Pai's motion to abolish net neutrality, alongside 106 other Republican representatives. When asked about Pai's work to unravel net neutrality rules, Buck said: "I support Chairman Pai's efforts to free internet providers from burdensome regulations that stifle innovation and increase costs for Coloradans." National security During debate over the USA FREEDOM Reauthorization Act of 2020, Buck offered an amendment to the title of the bill so as to read: "A bill to be known as the Federal Initiative to Spy on Americans (FISA) Act." With only 35 votes in favor, the amendment was not adopted. Veterans' health Buck proposed privatizing Veterans Administration hospitals so they would "be better run". Three months later, he changed positions and his campaign said, "while Buck does indeed believe that private sector providers might do a better job than the VA in delivering health care to veterans, he is not in favor of fully privatizing health care for veterans." Personal life Both of Buck's marriages ended in divorce. Buck has two children from his first marriage. His son Cody (born 1988) is a 2011 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York. Buck and his second wife, Perry, announced their divorce on November 9, 2018, three days after the midterm election. Buck engages in a series of personal boycotts, avoiding purchases that benefit American car companies that took federal bailout money, Nike for supporting Colin Kaepernick, and large tech companies like Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Google for their approach to competitors, privacy, censorship, and working with the Chinese government. Books Buck's book Drain the Swamp: How Washington Corruption is Worse Than You Think was published in 2017. His book Crushed: Big Tech's War on Free Speech was published in 2023. References External links Congressman Ken Buck official U.S. House website Ken Buck for Congress official campaign website Campaign contributions at OpenSecrets.org. Collected news and commentary at The Washington Times. Political Polygraph: A fact check on Ken Buck, Elizabeth Miller, The Denver Post, August 14, 2010. 1959 births 21st-century American politicians Candidates in the 2010 United States elections Colorado Republican Party chairs District attorneys in Colorado Living people People from Greeley, Colorado People from Ossining, New York Princeton University alumni Republican Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Colorado Tea Party movement activists University of Wyoming College