Jobs and Economic Growth

When local banks die, small towns suffer. My bill, the Rural Depositories Revitalization Study Act, works to fight to restore competition, cut barriers, and make sure rural communities aren’t left behind. Read more »

On Nov. 1, over 560,000 South Carolinians will lose SNAP benefits. These programs are meant for temporary help, not long-term dependency, but Washington’s dysfunction is hurting the very families who play by the rules. U.S. Senate Democrats, open the government. Read more »

Republicans: Fund the troops. Support WIC. Keep America running. Democrats: Shut it down. Read more »

The Working Families Tax Cut is just that — tax breaks for hard-working Americans who deserve to keep what they’ve earned. It is a win for the American people! Read more »

One month ago, President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill, and working Americans have TONS to celebrate!! Republicans stopped the largest tax hike in American history and delivered real savings for tipped workers and hourly employees. No tax on tips. No tax on overtime. That means more money in the pockets of those who show up and keep this country running. Democrats stood in the… Read more »

Reconciliation gives us a rare opportunity to rein in reckless spending and reform entitlement programs. We either act now, or watch the country go bankrupt. Read some of the vital parts NEEDED to make the OBBB a success: https://washingtonreporter.news/.../interview-rep-ralph... Read more »

Washington, D.C. – Congressman Ralph Norman (R-SC) voted in favor of H.R. 4, the Rescissions Act of 2025, a landmark package that will eliminate $9.4 billion in unnecessary and ideologically driven federal spending. This bill targets egregious funding streams that undermine American values and burden taxpayers. “Washington doesn’t have a revenue problem. It has a spending addiction.… Read more »

Temporary cuts mean nothing if they’re reversed in secret. H.R. 4 puts them in law PERMANENTLY. Looking forward to votes tomorrow. No more backroom budget games. Read more »

For those who missed my live telephone town hall yesterday, you can catch a full replay using the link below. We discussed the status of the budget reconciliation negotiations, taxes, tariffs, and rogue judges. Lots of great caller questions as well! Read more »

Congress has failed to address the cancerous spending in this country for TOO LONG!! The Senate budget proposal includes a meager $4 billion in cuts, not even close to the nearly $1 TRILLION we spend on interest on the debt alone. It’s time for Republicans to be serious about reining in our deficits and rightsizing government.  Read more »