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.
Rich McCormick
The Public Record
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.
My understanding is when you say you have this many employees that you have to cut, that organization decides who to cut
If we continue to grow the size of government, and we can't afford it, it’s going to have shortfalls in your Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security.
Why is a supposedly conservative party taking such a radical and extremist and sloppy approach to this?
Dr. Daszak continues to talk congressional oversight through semantics and outright dishonesty, quite frankly.
How does it make any sense that new sanctions are going to help us when the old sanctions did not help us to begin with?
It is my opinion that the Iranian government is perhaps the most notorious government we have to deal with foreign affairs, sponsoring terror all over world right now.
When you start requiring people to do something instead of encouraging, the natural resistance... will be to resist what you're requiring.
When you insert yourself between a doctor and a patient... people are going to say, why does the government have authority to do that?
I think it's ironic that this scientific achievement will forever be tainted by the government's handling of COVID-19.





