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Andrew Scott Clyde is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 9th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Clyde has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, Second Amendment rights, and border security during his time in office. He has been an advocate for conservative policies and has participated in various congressional committees.
While any infringement of our Second Amendment rights is unconstitutional, policymakers have imposed even stricter regulations on some types of firearms, particularly short- barreled rifles. I truly appreciate my friend from Kansas' First…
I thank the gentleman for those inspiring words. As a fellow combat veteran, I honor his service and I honor his speech this evening. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentlewoman from New York (Ms. Tenney), who sent out an amicus brief, and I…
I thank the gentleman from Texas 21 for his passionate defense of our Second Amendment rights. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Florida (Mr. Mast).
I thank Representative Massie for those inspiring words. Madam Speaker, I yield to the good gentleman from Texas (Mr. Roy).
Secretary Mayorkas has routinely stated that he would not say we have a crisis at the Southern Border, yet he deployed our Nation's emergency response agency, FEMA.
I thank Representative Carter for his inspiring words. Madam Speaker, I ask this: If we grant an 18-year-old individual the right to cast a vote, which decides the fate of our Nation, and can ask them to serve in our Armed Forces, should…
I thank Representative Nehls for his comments. He is truly a staunch supporter of law enforcement, as am I. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Georgia (Mr. Carter), from my home State, who represents Georgia's First District.
Would you agree that the situation at the border has taken away resources from FEMA that could be better utilized elsewhere?
What do you think that says to the average American, saying that their Federal employee counterparts are getting more benefits than private citizens who are struggling to recover from the pandemic?
I mean, the fact that the government, or should I say Congress, decides how much we will spend before even putting a budget together. Is that backward in and of itself?
Do you think the Federal Government needs to make its benefits even more generous than they already are right now to compete for labor?
Our country is facing several crises--the Biden border crisis, the Biden crime crisis, the Biden economic crisis, the Biden energy crisis...
It is one thing to provide a benefit like this during an extraordinary period, like COVID-19.
I am constantly hearing from small business owners about how labor shortages are plaguing their ability to hire talented workers.
the Coast Guard's unique capabilities will serve as a critical component in countering both China and Russia.
I would like to make sure that the Coast Guard is on parity with the Department of Defense.
China is using their maritime industry, Coast Guard, and Navy to expand their influence in the Pacific.
I think it is a very, very dangerous path to go down, the legalization of marijuana.
I hope the focus of the Coast Guard remains on equal opportunities and not equal outcomes.
There should be no reason that the Coast Guard should suffer in any way like that.
I look forward to discussing how the Coast Guard is positioned to defend our homeland and National security interests with a diverse workforce.
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