Andy Biggs
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Andy Biggs is an American politician and attorney serving as the U.S. Representative for Arizona's 5th congressional district since 2017. A member of the Republican Party, he has been active in various legislative efforts and is known for his conservative positions on issues such as immigration and national security. Biggs has also been vocal about his opposition to what he terms the advancement of Sharia Law in the United States, emphasizing his commitment to preserving American values.
I believe every other Republican on the Subcommittee would welcome an opportunity to interact with a Biden Administration official.
We have our leader that's basically negotiating with Liz Cheney on whether he should encourage President Trump to resign or not. It becomes a huge, huge trust issue.
He could enforce the MPP, the migrant protection protocols. That is the remain in Mexico policy. What he could do is, instead of enforcing that at 9 people a day--that is the number we heard earlier this week, 9 people a day--you could…
The average price right now is $4,000 to $7,000, unless you are from China, and then it is $35,000. Very few of these people have that to pay. Guess what happens? Either they can work it off by delivering illicit drugs, helping to smuggle…
When the Government spends too much money, we have this thing called inflation.
We just don't believe that those rural areas are ready and have the infrastructure for the postal fleet to be electrified.
We have a lot of problems with our energy policy in America from the Biden administration, and it is going to make electrifying vehicles even more difficult.
The policies of the Biden administration and his son Hunter have put us at a severe competitive disadvantage to China in the world battery market.
You don't want to mine. You don't want to extract from the earth the gifts that are necessary to implement your environmental goals and strategies.
There are so many innovations that have been put in place for mining these critical minerals throughout the world but, particularly, in the United States and in the Southwest.
I think so much of what I have heard today is talking around the issue for political purposes.
Medicare for All would make our ability to buy private insurance even more difficult.
The scale of a Medicare for All plan will be unlike anything you have seen in the history of the world.
Preventing individuals from making personal health care decisions... is really the violation of fundamental human rights.
I think it is our responsibility to let the American people know what you are voting for and who is voting for it.
I think where I am, and I think Mr. Roy probably is there too, that is very different than--you never get to the proxy voting question because you haven't resolved the quorum question.
Congress is not designed to be efficient, but that kind of takes it to the outer limits of inefficiency.
I negotiated it with the Democrats. And so when that bill passed, it was the substance of my bill.





