This, while clearly a political ploy meant to keep Democrats in power by hoodwinking the American people.
Byron Donalds
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Byron Donalds is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Florida's 19th congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as economic growth and financial policy. Donalds has been vocal about his vision for Florida, expressing aspirations for the state to become a leading financial hub in the coming years.
This policy moves forward, it will result in even higher tuition costs for students who plan to go to college.
Gun crime in the United States is a tragedy for us all. I heard the talk about Sandy Hook, about Columbine, and, yes, about Parkland, which happened in my State. It is a tragedy that we all face. But the one thing, Mr. Speaker, we all have…
We have seen an almost 50 percent decline in the amount of community banks in the United States.
We have to make a decision here. And one of the clear decisions is, are we going to continue, for how long, this loan guarantee program?
The point is clear: 33 States have voter ID laws. Many States have already taken care of these problems themselves. State legislatures should be changing their laws. This Capitol should not. And the people of the State of Florida…
I want to thank the gentlewoman from Florida, my good friend, Congresswoman Cammack, for bringing this great idea to the House Chamber to honor those of us in our communities who have done, frankly, more than Members of Congress actually…
I do not think it is wise at this point that we should expand eligibility to those organizations considering that fact that even to this Committee we can all clearly understand that the bowl of our small businesses are small restaurants…
I think it is important for the Committee to remember not too long ago that when you had companies like Steak Shack who were trying to take advantage of PPP, it was roundly frowned upon because of the size of those organizations.
I think the plan that, you know, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to expand 501(c) status to all 501(c)(3)s except for 501(c)(4)s, I think is a bridge too far.
Congress has allocated more than $796 billion to the PPP, and ultimately helped keep more doors open for more than 5 million small businesses.
As I walked onto the House floor today, I heard the talk from the other side, talking about wanting to share in good ideas. But what is interesting is, as this budget resolution has come forth, there has been no sharing of ideas. We have…
With President Biden halting that program, what we are seeing the results are caravans of people, whether they might be minors or adults, coming to our southern border illegally.





