Americans would be outraged if the government could walk into their home, search through their personal papers, and leave without ever getting permission from a judge.
Yet, something eerily similar is happening today. Federal agencies can search through vast databases containing YOUR sensitive information without getting a warrant first!!
The debate to stop this issue is happening… Read more »
At this very moment, the U.S. Senate is trying to funnel nearly $1.4 BILLION of taxpayer dollars to the most insane and egregious of projects in the Labor, Health, and Human Services FY26 appropriations bill. Buried inside this bill are funds for organizations that enable TRANSGENDER surgeries, surgical and chemical ABORTIONS, sex-rejecting hormones for children, radical sexual health… Read more »
With a winter storm expected this weekend, I HIGHLY encourage everyone to begin preparing now.
Icy conditions and possible power outages could impact much of our district. If you can, check on neighbors, especially seniors, those who live alone, or anyone with mobility or health challenges.
For constant updates, tips, and resources, follow the National Weather Service… Read more »
What’s being uncovered out of Minnesota is nothing short of alarming. Thanks to the work of independent journalist Nick Shirley, we’re seeing just how deep fraud and abuse of taxpayer dollars can run when states refuse to enforce the law.
One "school" uncovered even has a misspelled sign reading “Quality Learing Center.” The supposed “learning” center teaches at least 99 children and… Read more »
For far too long, Washington bureaucrats and radical activists have turned a blind eye while vulnerable children were placed in harm’s way. That’s why I strongly support the Trump administration’s effort to bar medical providers from receiving federal health insurance dollars if they are subjecting minors to… Read more »
This morning, I had the privilege of dropping off donuts and coffee for the South Carolina National Guard here in Washington.
These Guardsmen are putting in the hours to protect our nation's capital. Grateful for each and every one of them!!
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This week, the House is set to vote on Congressman Russell Fry’s Kayla Hamilton Act, a bill that deals with an issue far too close to home for us here in South Carolina.
Many of you remember the heartbreaking case in Lancaster where a mother was murdered by individuals who never should have been in our community to begin with. Three of them were unaccompanied alien children, or “UACs,”… Read more »
Interested in a Congressional internship?
My D.C. office is now accepting applications for Spring 2026 internships! This is a great opportunity to learn firsthand about the federal government, legislative process, House committees, and constituent services. Interns have a wide variety of responsibilities, including assisting with legislative research, processing constituent mail,… Read more »
