The public airwaves should inform the American people, not be used by corporate executives to decide which matters of national importance they are permitted to hear.
Buddy Carter
The Public Record
Buddy Carter is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 1st congressional district since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as healthcare and Medicaid during his time in office. Carter has been an advocate for policies aimed at sustaining Medicaid for those in need, reflecting his commitment to healthcare accessibility.
Airing the speech on streaming services was not an 'adequate substitute for free, over-the-air television—particularly for Americans without reliable broadband access.'
Regardless of political affiliation, the American people deserved to hear this information directly from their President and judge it for themselves.
@POTUS made a strong choice by nominating Jay Clayton for Director of National Intelligence.
Savannah is my home. It’s where I’ve lived all my life, where I intend to live the rest of my life.
Let’s face it, y’all know this. It’s tough for somebody outside the Atlanta area.
There truly are two Georgias. There’s Atlanta and everywhere else, and it’s been tough for somebody from Coastal Georgia to get better known in the Atlanta area, where the density is.
We did move down to St. Simons recently, but it’s still Savannah, and it will always be Savannah.
You have to put your best player on the field, the one who gives you the best chance to win.
He deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. And that's why I'm introducing a resolution (on Oct. 10) that will honor him with the Nobel Peace Prize.
The bill saves and sustains Medicaid and is there for those who truly need it.
Georgians will have a very simple choice in 2026: Do you want a MAGA warrior for you or do you want a trans warrior for they/them?
President Trump has correctly identified the purchase of what is now Greenland as a national security priority.
America is back and will soon be bigger than ever with the addition of Red, White, and Blueland.
We do want to protect the right whales, and that is what this bill does, because it offers solutions.
Georgia's ports have seen tremendous growth over the past few years, and a few decades, to be quite honest with you.
Congress should also further consider their priorities regarding the massive economic disruptions created by NOAA's proposition.
There is bipartisan agreement that we can protect the endangered right whales without harming our ports and coastal communities.
The Georgia Ports Authority would highly encourage the members of this committee to support H.R. 8704.





