ATTN: law enforcement officers and agencies – please join me for a special forum in Camden on Tuesday, April 19th. This event will start at 3:30 PM at the Woolard Technology Center, located at 70 Innovation Way in Camden.
We’ll cover a wide variety of law enforcement topics, including crime trends throughout our congressional district, the rise in fentanyl & other illicit… Read more »
This is more aggravating than a diagonal speed bump. Check this out:
From multiple news outlets this morning, we’re learning that the Biden Administration is quietly trying to figure out how to increase oil imports from Canada.
Friends, this is the President who ended development of the Keystone XL pipeline on DAY ONE of his administration. In fact, he literally campaigned on… Read more »
A very special thanks to Congressman Jeff Duncan and Rep. William Timmons!
The three of us hosted an incredible joint tele-town hall on April 5th, with tens of thousands of constituents joining us on the phone from back home in South Carolina.
There were many great questions about inflation, illegal immigration, Ukraine, and other issues facing our country. You can catch a full replay… Read more »
$5,200 this year, or $433 per month. That’s how much MORE the average family will spend just to maintain the same standard of living as last year, according to new research from Bloomberg Economics.
If your paycheck hasn’t kept pace with this inflation – and chances are it hasn’t – then guess what? You’re either saving less, dealing with a lower standard of living, and/or going into… Read more »
FIRST RESPONDERS: we had a huge win in the House of Representatives earlier this week.
Almost a year ago, I co-sponsored a bill in the House known as the “Putting First Responders First Act.” The purpose of that bill was to help police, fire and EMS personnel who are injured in the line of duty.
Under existing law, if a first responder is injured on the job and is unable to work,… Read more »
I don’t understand the nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court. I really don’t.
In all of our nation, there is no higher court. Its rulings affect virtually every other court, and there are no avenues of appeal beyond it. This means how the Supreme Court interprets our Constitution and matters of law is vitally important.
It also means the justices serving on the… Read more »
It’s 30% good and 70% garbage. That’s how to describe President Biden’s $5.8 trillion budget proposal released yesterday.
Let’s start with the good. To his credit, Biden proposed a modest increase in military and national security spending. (I’d argue it’s not enough, but any efforts to increase military spending tend to upset his liberal base, so he’s in a bind here.)… Read more »
Today is Vietnam Veterans Day, a very special day where we honor and pay tribute to all who served in the Vietnam War.
Over 2.7 million Americans fought for our nation in the Vietnam War, according to the Veterans Administration. Many were injured, some gravely. And many others would never return home alive.
I say this often, but it cannot be said enough: This nation owes our… Read more »
Please make your calendar for Tuesday, April 5th at 6:00 PM ET for a special live telephone town hall. Joining me will be two other congressman from South Carolina, Rep. Jeff Duncan and Rep. William Timmons!
During this call, we'll be discussing the important domestic issues facing our country, including rising inflation, increases in violent crime, and alarming… Read more »
It seems like almost everyone is afraid to talk about this for fear of being suspended by social media. Or fear of being called transphobic. Or fear of someone accusing them of “mis-gendering” a transgender individual.
But we need to be honest about what’s going on here…
This is Lia Thomas, pictured left, who was born a biological male and raised as one. As a collegiate swimmer at the… Read more »
