But when you get into the real world, you come travel with me in the Ninth District of Georgia, you will see how it affects real jobs, and it is not according to some survey.
Doug Collins
The Public Record
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs in the Trump administration; formerly U.S. Representative for Georgia's 9th District (2013–2021).
I am committed to restoring accountability and providing relief from excessive regulation to our nation's small businesses and job creators who need it most.
Should it be easy to issue... regulations that impact businesses on which the regulators themselves do not have to feel the impact?
I think the interesting thing is we can do policy and then we can do polls, and we all know how polls go around here.
It is popular in the country right now, is that the Congress is too stupid to do this act.
Many times Republicans and conservative Republicans and myself are painted as just do away with government and we don't need regulation. That is the furthest thing from the truth. We need proper regulation.
I want to state it again. As has been said many times before, but I think it is the Administration today had a chance to do what this President has said overall, that he wants to have an open Administration which reflects the priorities of…
The American people go to work every day, they look at these issues and they understand things that are grey at times, but they also understand process.
Well, I think the problem we have here is that they have become comfortable in the situation in which they are in.
I think people do want to work. And I think that's what I want to emphasize here.
I mean, that is a problematic, you know, issue here, and I know my time is running out.
I think one of the things that is important especially from my background is uplifting people and empowering them to do work that they feel good about.
if the only way is to have a citizenship ending, then are we not doing a disservice for those who have come here to work and our liberty and have a deep love for the country they came for, but they come here for economic reasons.
If we only insist on comprehensive... then are we not doing a disservice for those who have come here to work?





