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I wasn’t sent to Washington to make “deals” with the swamp. I am here to shrink DC and get our fiscal house in order! #NoDeal
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![]() I wasn’t sent to Washington to make “deals” with the swamp. I am here to shrink DC and get our fiscal house in order! #NoDeal One Trillion and Counting
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![]() If you stacked $100 bills more than 630 miles in the sky, you'd have $1 trillion. Just $1 trillion. Now multiply that by 32. That's how much debt we're in: $32 trillion and counting. It's borderline criminal. Democrats don't seem to care. Every time they open their mouths its to call for more spending, more programs, more agencies, more regulations, more bureaucrats, more… Debt Negotiations (sort of) Continue
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As of mid-day Monday, there’s still no meaningful progress to report on the looming debt ceiling deadline. Negotiations continue, but time is short before we hit the “X-date” next month where the government may not be able to pay all its bills on time. The bottom line is this: We’re at a critical point in this country with astronomical debt exceeding $31 trillion. It won’t be long… What to Watch
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Here’s the preview of coming attractions with this debt ceiling. It’s been five days since the House passed the “Limit, Save, Grow Act.” Remember, that’s the Republican bill to safely reduce federal spending while dealing with our debt ceiling. Now many people are wondering what the Senate will do, since the ball is now in their court. But friends, don’t worry about the… Transparency with Your Tax Dollars
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I just reintroduced a bill in the House to help shed some more light on where your tax dollars are spent. It’s called the COST Act, which stands for “Cost Openness and Spending Transparency.” This bill will force the public disclosure of how federal dollars are distributed. Here’s how it works: As we all know, the federal government relies on hundreds of companies,… Rep. Ralph Norman Introduces the Cost Openness and Spending Transparency (COST) Act
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On Thursday, Rep. Ralph Norman (SC-5) introduced the Cost Openness and Spending Transparency (COST) Act. This legislation will require public disclosure of the total cost to taxpayers for every project supported with federal funds. The COST Act is co-sponsored by Rep. Nancy Mace (SC-1), Rep. William Timmons (SC-4), and Rep. Paul Gosar (AZ-9). This is a… Update on Debt Ceiling Talks
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I’ll be on a plane today heading back to D.C. for what’s sure to be an exhausting week in Congress. The debt ceiling is going to be one of the bigger issues front & center… Remember: for the longest time, your elected officials in Washington have spent more money than the government was able to take in. Republicans and Democrats alike have all had a detestable spending problem.… Cuts for the Upcoming Debt Ceiling Negotiations
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![]() Today, the Freedom Caucus held a press conference to outline the cuts we're seeking as part of the upcoming debt ceiling discussions. We're talking about easy, no-brainers like: 🔴 Rolling back Biden’s terrible $80 billion IRS expansion. 🔴 Ending Biden’s unlawful $400 billion student loan bailout; 🔴 Clawing back ALL unobligated funds that were allocated for Covid but never… Pay Attention to His Language
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Pay close attention to President Biden’s language today. He’s going to claim his new budget proposal will reduce deficits by $3 trillion over the next 10 years, and the mainstream media will dutifully report that as a great thing. But you need to understand what’s going on here. First of all, the President’s budget proposal is just that: a proposal. It’s dead on arrival in… Remarks at CPAC
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It was an honor be part of a special forum this morning at CPAC with Rep. Scott Perry, where we covered a wide variety of important issues facing Congress. The weaponization of government, border security, the Speaker's election, China, and more... nothing was off limits. Give a listen! Browse Documents by Date or Issue |