It is shameful. It is absolutely shameful. Providing people healthcare is not a reward. It is not charity.
James Comer
The Public Record
James Richardson Comer is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Kentucky's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2016. A member of the Republican Party, Comer has focused on issues such as agriculture, economic development, and government accountability during his tenure. He previously served as the Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture from 2012 to 2016, where he worked on various initiatives to support farmers and promote the state's agricultural products.
We want to stop punishing people. We need to get to a place where we recognize we actually grow our economy.
What DACA recipients have been asking for is not charity. It is for us to stop punishing them.
The energy policies coming out of the Biden Administration are very concerning to the House Oversight Committee.
Since assuming office after campaigning to be the unity president, President Biden has launched a slew of whole-of-government efforts to impose a radical progressive vision upon America.
What we should not do is have one rule that punishes everybody for the sake of a few bad actors.
The District Government enacted the Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act, allowing non-citizen residents to vote in D.C. local elections.
As my colleague, Congresswoman Mace, said, there is very little as bipartisan as an executive order issued under President Trump that President Biden has chosen to keep in place.
This bill is bipartisan, bicameral, and just a simple commonsense step forward in this existential push for AI leadership.
I respect the fact that the entire state delegation must come together in support of a postal-naming measure prior to the Oversight Committee's consideration of a bill.
This bill seeks to end that special interest so that the taxpayers who we support, who we work for, who are our bosses, they are our special interest.
It is time the GOOD Act becomes law and agencies are required to publish their regulatory guidance in a single, easily accessible location.
I am proud to support Representative Mace's bill, and I thank her for the opportunity to co-lead.
Since the voters entrusted Republicans with control of the House, this Committee has conducted long overdue oversight of our Nation's capital city.
This legislation will provide Congress better insight into how our Federal Agencies purchase and use software.
we are opposed to letting non-citizens vote. That is a very important part of our platform.
I hate when politics is injected into science, but it's impossible not to, especially given the circumstance.
The preferred political narrative has always been to attack those that think this may have come from a lab.
Discovering the origins of COVID-19 is vital. It's vital to preparing for future pandemics and to save lives.
The problem with the client is the industry is exhibiting vertical and horizontal manipulation of the pharmaceutical market.
Today's hearing will shine a bright light on President Biden's whole-of-government regulatory blitz that began on his first day in office.
We support commonsense regulations. We always need to examine, and evaluate, and seek input on burdensome and costly regulations.





