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It’s National School Choice Week! An umbrella curriculum doesn’t necessarily work for every student, but embracing school choice puts parents in the driver’s seat of their children’s education and allows them to find the best fit for their child. I believe enabling parents to seek the best option for their child’s education will lead to increased proficiency overall in academics. This… Read more »

Unreal. You could confiscate every penny owned by our nation's most well-known billionaires, and all that money wouldn't be enough to cover even a year's worth of INTEREST on our national debt. Never mind the $34 trillion principal we owe! The rampant, careless, overspending by Washington politicians covering the span of DECADES, combined with the complete & total unwillingness for… Read more »

It is an ongoing fight to combat the radical left and the Biden administration, who are actively working to expand abortion access, resources, and funding. That is why I am proud to have earned an A+ from SBA Pro-Life America for my voting record! I have and will consistently vote to defend the lives of the unborn. That means that our hard-earned tax dollars should NOT pay for abortions… Read more »

Once again, Congress is set to kick the can down the road on our spending bills.  Another “Continuing Resolution” passed the Senate earlier today and is expected to be voted on in the House shortly. This one extends current discretionary funding into early March with no meaningful changes to the amount our government is spending, or what that money’s being spent on. You all know… Read more »

Pregnancy centers play a vital role in supporting pregnant women, especially with unplanned pregnancies. These centers can present alternative options for women considering abortion. And they extend support to mothers and infants in need by supplying essentials such as diapers, baby formula, car seats, clothing, etc. The federal government provides roughly $16.5 billion every year for a… Read more »

It's amazing all the good the Lord can accomplish using the life's work of just one individual. Martin Luther King, Jr. is a shining example of that. #MLKDay Read more »

Dear constituent from Gaffney, SC: My response to every one of your "demands" is an emphatic NO.  It's apparent you have no interest in peace, but instead the annihilation of Israel and the death of every Jewish person. I find that abhorrent. You seem to share the same desires as the Hamas terrorists who indiscriminately slaughtered over 1,300 Israelis recently. I make no… Read more »

If you heard the news this morning, you know a spending “agreement” was announced over the weekend in Congress. This deal was reached between new House Speaker, Mike Johnson, and the Democrat leader of the Senate, Chuck Schumer. The details we know so far are more than disappointing. They’re infuriating. *** If you read no further, just know I’ll be voting against this. It’s a near total… Read more »

I hope all of you had a great Christmas, and Happy New Year. As we roll into January, one of the big stories to watch over the next few weeks will be government funding. There are two major deadlines on the immediate horizon, the first of which is just 17 days from now, on January 19th. That’s when funding for four major functions of the federal government is set to expire: Agriculture,… Read more »

She's gone, and not a moment too soon. Claudine Gay was a total disgrace to her profession. Her ouster should have happened weeks ago. But don't forget: Harvard's board defended her to the hilt, and share the blame for the irreparable damage done to that university. Countless lessons here for everyone in academic leadership. Read more »