Buddy Carter
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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.
That, to me, is over-reach of the Secretary's authority, and without legal basis.
I want to make sure that we understand that. It is not under Fish and Wildlife jurisdiction.
Mr. Chairman, I can't thank all of you enough for being here, and thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this hearing because this is a national emergency.
I have been to the border eight times in that ten years that I have been a Member of Congress.
I have set a number of goals with my priorities of what I want to accomplish in the environment setting.
Four percent of all retail pharmacies, of independent retail pharmacies, are closing every year.
Thank you for your commitment to the American people. Thank you for being in Louisiana.
I feel like this is one of the most inappropriate and blatant examples of picking--of the Government picking winners and losers that I have ever witnessed.
There is no better example of the Federal Government picking winners and losers than what we are witnessing right here.
This is one of the most egregious rules that I have ever seen the Federal Government come out with.
The tailpipe ruling proposal is one of the most egregious, irresponsible proposals that I have seen the Federal Government do.
I know I have said it numerous times before, and you have probably heard it, but there are two Georgias: There is Atlanta and everywhere else, and I represent everywhere else.
You stop the ports, and we have major economic problems in my area, not just for the Savannah area, not just for the coast, but the whole southeast United States.
We want to protect the right whale. The right whale is the state mammal of Georgia. We love the right whale. We want to protect it.
I am very worried about the speed restrictions that are imposed by NOAA's rule that would shut down all these thriving communities and kill our blue economy all up and down the coast.





