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Recently, my office has received a flood of questions regarding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), especially after reports that a woman from South Carolina is accused of stealing $23,000 in SNAP benefits. That’s not pocket change. SNAP is an important program, as nearly 580,000 South Carolinians depend on these benefits to provide food for their families. When it… Read more »

Our teachers pour their hearts into the next generation — not for glory or a big paycheck, but because they care. They show up early, stay late, and help shape the character and grit of our future leaders. Here in South Carolina, we’re blessed with educators who go above and beyond every single day. They deserve our appreciation, not just today, but all year long. Read more »

President Donald J. Trump restoring tariffs is the right move, even if it’s not an instant fix. After 30+ years of letting other countries take advantage, it’s no surprise there are growing pains in the market. But this is how we level the playing field and finally put America first again !! Read more »

Please mark your calendar for Thursday, May 15th at 6:00 PM for a live telephone town hall. With a lot of pressing issues facing our nation, these telephone town halls have been a very effective way to reach and talk directly with thousands of constituents. I hope you can join me for this special event. To register to be automatically dialed at the start of this call, please… Read more »

Washington, D.C. – Yesterday, Rep. Ralph Norman (SC-05) joined Rep. Chip Roy (TX-21) and 20 other House Republicans in sending a letter to their colleagues urging structural Medicaid reform to be included in the upcoming budget reconciliation package. Background Originally designed as a safety-net program for low-income children, pregnant women, seniors, and individuals with… Read more »

Medicaid was built to be a safety net for the vulnerable—low-income kids, seniors, pregnant women, and the disabled. But Washington has turned it into a bloated mess that prioritizes able-bodied adults and rewards fraud over genuine care. Thanks to policies like Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion, states receive a 90% federal match for able-bodied, working-age adults, while the match for the… Read more »

Founded in 1982, the Congressional Art Competition is one of the few officially sanctioned competitions by the U.S. House of Representatives. It allows each Member to sponsor a high school art contest in their district. Nearly every Member participates in this bipartisan program, which fosters unity and serves as a valuable tool for constituent engagement. Winning students have their… Read more »

Read my official statement on the devastating news of the closure of Limestone University below: “This is a devastating loss for our community. Limestone University, located right here in South Carolina’s 5th District, has been a cornerstone of higher education and economic vitality for generations. The impact of this closure will be felt far beyond the classroom — from the students… Read more »

We MUST protect our veterans and ensure the BEST service for those who laid their lives on the line.  Time and time again, Democrats have turned a cold shoulder to our heroes in uniform. That stops now with STRONG leadership from Secretary Hegseth and Secretary Collins. Salute and execute!!  Read more »

Within a mere 100 days - Gas prices have dropped 7% Energy prices are down 2% Egg prices dropped over 50% President Donald J. Trump has delivered for the American people!! Welcome to the GOLDEN AGE! Read more »