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Spending Cuts and Debt

Make Work Requirements For Able-Bodied Medicaid Recipients Again

| Posted in In the News

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…

House Passes First Step in Budget Reconciliation

| Posted in Blog

Today, the House voted to pass the Senate’s budget resolution unlocking the first step towards the budget reconciliation process.  Read my official statement below: "TAX CUTS FOR ALL AMERICANS!! It’s not the government’s money, it’s the hardworking taxpayers’ money! Let me be clear: my top priority in Congress is stopping the reckless spending that’s driving our nation deeper into…

A CR Shift for the Swamp

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A quick update from D.C. - Usually, I am no fan of a continuing resolution because they represent a "kick the can down the road" approach when we should be passing our 12 appropriations bills on time, which hasn’t been done since 1997. However, this CR is a HUGE shift for the swamp. I decided to vote yes on it because I trust President Trump’s agenda. The bill REDUCES then…

Trump Gives America A Much-Needed Shot Of Optimism

| Posted in Opinion Pieces

The Daily Caller—We’re now 44 days into President Donald Trump’s second term, and a renewed sense of optimism is sweeping across America, reminiscent of the enduring promise of the American Dream. Central to this resurgence is the administration’s policies aimed at reigniting prosperity for small businesses, particularly evident in South Carolina’s 5th Congressional District. President…