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Proud to Support Logan's Law

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Thank you to Congressman Russell Fry for leading Logan’s Law, critical legislation to crack down on violent REPEAT CRIMINALS and keep our communities safe. We will never forget Logan Federico, a beautiful young woman whose life was tragically taken by a violent offender who had been arrested 39 TIMES BEFORE. Too many families are paying the price for SOFT-ON-CRIME judges and prosecutors…

Are you ready for the 2026 election cycle?

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Are you ready for the 2026 election cycle? Every election cycle, thousands of people show up ready to participate…only to find out their registration isn’t current. If you’ve moved, changed your name, or just haven’t checked in a while, take a minute now to make sure everything is squared away. For the June 9 primary, the online voter registration deadline is Sunday, May 10 at 11:59 PM.…

83 PERCENT of Americans Support Term Limits

| Posted in In the News

A new poll found 83 PERCENT of Americans support placing TERM LIMITS on members of Congress!! I am PROUD to lead a constitutional amendment to accomplish exactly that. It's past time for some of these folks to head home and live under the set of rules they created for themselves.

HUGE WIN for SC Fishermen

| Posted in In the News

In a major win for South Carolina fishermen, President Trump APPROVED new state permits for the 2026 red snapper fishing season. Earlier this year, I was proud to sign onto a letter giving South Carolina greater control over our waters, pushing back against years of federal mismanagement and bringing a more accountable, locally-driven approach to put our fishermen first. This means a…

Fighting for SC Farmers Always

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I have always maintained an open-door policy and regularly meet with any and all Americans, but my votes are grounded in facts and what’s best for folks in South Carolina’s 5th District. I opposed Rep. Luna’s Farm bill amendment because it welcomed an unworkable patchwork of conflicting state labeling requirements. That kind of uncertainty drives up costs and makes it harder for farmers…