South Carolina’s small businesses are the backbone of our communities, and many have been hit hard by the severe drought conditions that began earlier this year.
I’m glad to see the U.S. Small Business Administration stepping up to provide low-interest federal disaster loans to eligible small businesses, agricultural cooperatives, nurseries, and nonprofit organizations that have suffered… Read more »
WASHINGTON — Congressman Ralph Norman (R-SC) introduced legislation to prohibit federal agencies from using Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) requirements or ideological tests when awarding taxpayer-funded research grants.
The Merit Restoration Act would apply to all federal research agencies, ensuring grants are awarded based on scientific merit, quality of research, and public… Read more »
I’ve gotten tons of calls from constituents about the FAKE NEWS media once again twisting the facts and pushing a completely FALSE narrative about White House ballroom funding!! So let’s set the record straight ONCE AND FOR ALL.
Congress was NOT debating funding for the ballroom construction itself. The brick-and-mortar construction is being privately funded by President Trump and… Read more »
During a Republican Study Committee roundtable, we discussed how Americans are TIRED of watching their hard-earned tax dollars wasted by bureaucrats and bad actors gaming the system.
Looking forward to what VP Vance & the White House Fraud Task Force uncover!! 🔍
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Glad to join Citizens Against Government Waste again for their 2026 Congressional Pig Book press conference.
This year’s Pig Book exposed 8,392 earmarks totaling $23.7 BILLION!!
That’s why I introduced legislation to END earmarks once and for all. Taxpayer dollars should secure our border, strengthen America, and reduce our debt. NOT fund politicians’ pet projects.
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Honored to receive the “Taxpayers’ Friend Award” and an A RATING for 2025. 🇺🇸
Fiscal responsibility matters. Your tax dollars matter. Cut the BLOAT and RETURN money to the PEOPLE!!
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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… Read more »
