Their courage must never be diminished by the failures of leadership that placed them in such a dangerous position.
Rich McCormick
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Rich McCormick is a physician and politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 6th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2021. He is a member of the Republican Party. McCormick has focused on issues such as healthcare and veterans' affairs during his time in office, drawing on his background as a medical professional. He has been an advocate for reasonable solutions to complex problems, emphasizing the need for bipartisan cooperation in Congress.
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August 26, 2026
We owe them more. We owe the Gold Star families of Abbey Gate the full truth.
— Rich McCormick
Now, D.C. is basically ruling over Virginia, has made it into a social haven for socialists.
Urging Trump to 'crush' the Iranians, he then claimed that America is 'the big boy on the block.'
I’ve said this from the very beginning — we should have never stopped hitting him hard.
I would love to have everything that I want, and as you know, I’m a deficit hawk, but I can’t not pass this and then expect something better to happen.
This idea of the American dream where we are the best country in the world — which I believe we are – will be gone and it’ll be our fault, so we have to do something right now to address it.
There is a trust factor that’s been kind of betrayed in recent history so we’re all a little bit wary of this negotiation process.
I’m all for trimming the government but I am all for also doing it in a deliberate manner that allows people to adjust in their lifestyle.
DOGE may be moving a little bit too fast, though he's still supportive of Trump's overarching goal to shrink the federal workforce.
When you have a president who can affect somebody's business or somebody's livelihood, it just needs to be done with -- with deliberation.
I’m all for trimming the government, but I am all for also doing it in a deliberate manner that allows people to adjust in their lifestyle.
The question is, do we give people time to adjust to their lives? And I think that’s my biggest concern, is that we’re being compassionate.
If we have layoffs at the [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention], some people are going to be affected.





