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Spending Cuts and Debt

White House Rescissions Package First of Its Kind

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A rescission is the President telling Congress, “We don’t need to waste this money — let’s give it back to the taxpayer.” How it works: - The White House sends a formal rescission request to Congress - That money gets put on hold for 45 days - If Congress approves, the funds are reclaimed and removed from the budget This is about accountability — clawing back unneeded dollars that…

Rep. Ralph Norman Statement on House Passage of One Big, Beautiful Bill

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Washington, D.C. – On Thursday, Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) issued the following statement after the House of Representatives passed President Trump's One Big, Beautiful Bill Act with a vote of 215-214-1. Statement: "The House just secured BIG WINS for taxpayers in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act," said Rep. Norman on Thursday. "This bill, while not perfect, secured the following wins…

Negotiation for Fiscal Discipline in the Swamp

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After last night’s budget vote, we made some progress. Yes, we’re moving up Medicaid work requirements. Yes, we’re putting an end to the Green New Scam subsidies.  There are several bites at the apple, but more to be done. We have worked tirelessly to ensure President Trump's America First agenda is maximized in this bill. The US credit rating being downgraded is evidence of how…

Opening Remarks at House Budget Committee Markup

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Democrats will forever fight to rely on government as their savior. Republicans shouldn’t continue to fund their radical agenda, giving handouts to illegals who don’t pay taxes. Why rush the process when we should be working overtime to get it right? The payment stops now!! Democrats will forever fight to rely on government as their savior. Republicans shouldn’t continue to fund their…

Make Work Requirements For Able-Bodied Medicaid Recipients Again

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Low-income kids, seniors, pregnant women, and disabled individuals deserve the utmost attention from Medicaid. But today, it’s being stretched thin by able-bodied adults and even illegal immigrants who’ve never paid into the system. That’s not compassion — that’s failure. We’re working to restore Medicaid to its original purpose: helping those who genuinely need it, not subsidizing…