Russ Fulcher
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Russ Fulcher is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Idaho's 1st congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Fulcher has focused on issues such as economic growth, healthcare, and public lands management during his time in office. He previously served in the Idaho State Senate from 2014 to 2018, where he was known for his conservative stance on various legislative matters.
What if that analysis just shows that the needs are just way different than the available skillsets, what happens then?
I think that's going to be big news to most employers in this country that you want OSHA to be helpful.
The American people were sold a bill of goods by the Biden campaign. They expected bipartisanship.
I just believe that moved to disadvantage faith-based organizations just will have a very devastating and negative impact.
I believe you can make a strong argument that it's our religious principles that are the basis for our rule of law, for our civility, for social structure and personally I believe for our prosperity.
I believe that there are very good reasons for faith-based organizations to have that equal protection and for that rule to remain in place.
Stealing from the poor to give to the rich is hardly progressive policymaking.
Democrats continue to take care of big labor with a shameful taxpayer funded pension bailout.
Democrats wasted no time gratifying the whims of big labor after taking hold the levers of Federal power.
The Biden regulatory whiplash is manifest in our lethargic economic recovery.
The Democrats ill-conceived spending spree stripped away the dignity that comes from earning a paycheck.
It is important to have something that will actually be consumed and enjoyed.
Can I just point out that there truly is a cost to this, and that cost does not necessarily bear improvement.
I don't believe it is acceptable for the Federal Government to put requirements on schools that add additional compliance costs.
I hope that you will maintain the white potato as an allowable under the school meal and WIC programs.
It is our job as elected officials to make sure the program aligns with what parents approve of and what farmers can produce.
If students are hungry, they don't learn. If they don't learn, they don't succeed in school.
To meet Target Three sodium requirements, schools must eliminate the cheese from a cheeseburger.
If the standards are unattainable or overly complicated the program will fail.
The only problem is it just doesn't work. And we've all, or at least most of us have children, or have had children or grandchildren, and if you don't have some skin in the game, if they're not somehow invested in this process, they're…
Just no questions today, just appreciate the testimony, the opportunity to listen and learn.





