My office received a TON of incredible entries for this year’s Congressional Art Competition, all celebrating America ahead of our 250th anniversary!! The winning piece will hang in the Cannon Tunnel of the U.S. Capitol for thousands to see over the next year.
Congrats to this year’s winner, Claire of Catawba Ridge High School, for “Flames of Freedom.” Her piece, featuring a firefighter… Read more »
Our country was shaken this weekend by yet another disturbing act of political violence.
A lunatic opened fire at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C. Thanks to the swift response of law enforcement, the suspect was apprehended. A Secret Service officer was wounded, but thankfully not seriously.
We owe a debt of gratitude to the brave men and women who stepped in… Read more »
Political violence has no place in America.
This weekend's event is a stark reminder that the right to speak, write, and assemble freely is a privilege millions around the world are denied.
The Left's call to violence MUST end!!
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For 250 years, a belief in Christ has carried Americans through war, hardship, and uncertainty.
This Faith Month, we recognize that our strength comes from something far greater than ourselves.
Esther 4:14 ✝️
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What an honor to receive the Champion of Limited Government and be ranked TOP 10 in the House for defending the Constitution.
Government exists to serve the people, NOT control them.
I’ll keep fighting to put power back where it belongs... with YOU!!
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Did you know federal agencies have searched Americans’ communications under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) without ever getting a warrant?
That ought to give every American pause!!
FISA, specifically Section 702, was designed to help intelligence agencies monitor foreign threats overseas. But along the way, Americans’ communications have been swept up, stored, and… Read more »
Elaine and I are praying for the families of these young boys whose lives were tragically taken by a criminal, drunk, illegal alien.
According to local reports, while driving under the influence, Eri Otoniel Roblero Perez struck and killed Dereon Robinson and Mikhail-Lee Smith as they were innocently riding their bikes. They were just 12 and 9 years old, with their whole lives… Read more »
Had a great discussion with members of National Council of Textile Organizations — the men and women that are the true voice of the U.S. textile industry. They do critical work daily to advance American interests both at home and with our partners globally.
Thanks for stopping by!
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