In my few remaining seconds, last Congress I worked with Representative Stefanik to include language in the CTE bill that would authorize Federal funds for integrating arts and design skills into CTE programs.
Rick Allen
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Rick Allen is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 12th congressional district since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as economic development, job creation, and veterans' affairs during his time in office. Allen has been active in promoting policies aimed at supporting small businesses and enhancing the local economy in Georgia.
I'm Congressman Rick Allen. I'm from the Twelfth District of Georgia, which includes Augusta.
Would it be immigration reform, and I am not talking about just dealing with Mexico.
Frankly, a lot of people, of course I represent them, agriculture is the number one industry in my district, so I understand it, I understand the importance as far as national security of our farm program, and why we need to make sure that…
As the son of a farmer, I understand to a great extent what we are talking about today.
I think that probably, too, we should understand that really health insurance benefits came out of the business community.
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What has amazed me in my short time here is, where we have intent on a law, that somehow it gets totally misinterpreted by the time it gets to one of the Departments.
But again, the questions was, it looks like we have two methodologies here, the law versus the rule.
My biggest concern is the growth of this economy and, you know, the economy, it's not growing.
I see those people struggling every day to make ends meet and do work in their fire departments as volunteers.
This grant should be pulled immediately and under no circumstances should it be extended.
You can say you have a culture of accountability, but I am sorry to say you have not described that very well today in my opinion.
Enough is enough. The corporation needs to be held accountable for the way it spends taxpayer dollars, and that's why we are here today.





