Clay Higgins
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Clay Higgins is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Louisiana's 3rd congressional district since January 3, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Higgins has focused on issues such as law enforcement, public safety, and veterans' affairs during his time in office. He is known for his strong stance on combating violent political rhetoric and has called for stricter regulations on social media platforms regarding hate speech and threats of violence.
I fear could indeed signal preparatory events for the use of tactical nukes in Ukraine.
It is the safest means by which to transport energy product. It is safer than rail. It is safer than vehicle. It is safer than by water.
Everything you use, everything you are wearing, your clothes, your shoes, your glasses, your phone, your iPad, the vehicle you got here in, the plane you flew here on, all of that requires petrochemical products and energy that is drawn…
It is not all huge companies, you understand? You could put a small hole in the ground, it could be a $10, $12 million project.
Every energy project in Louisiana has got to set aside a large percentage of its projected budget to defend against lawsuits.
The Democrat Party is a party of attorneys, and the Republican Party is a party of businessmen.
I will tell my colleague what we can agree on in the hallowed Halls of this Chamber. We can and should agree that men of principle do not intend to build the future of our Republic upon backroom deals in the dark of night in the upper…
My colleagues in the Democratic Party, when those gun fights happen that blood will be on your hands over some--this political charade of pretending to be able identify weapons.
You are setting up gunfights in the homes of Americans between Americans responding in the dead of night.
Everything we are leading toward here is the seizure of weapons from the homes of law-abiding American citizens that have purchased those weapons legally.
I think we are moving toward some common ground here, which is far too uncommon in this body.
Some of the challenges and algorithm issues and recognition concerns that originally became part of the narrative of facial recognition technology were completely reasonable assessments of the technology at the time.
Over the last several years, biometric technology has improved significantly.
It is a pretty much accepted conclusion that it is an effective asset that we should embrace and use, but with proper restraints and controls.
Facial recognition technology is certainly an emerging asset in this digital realm and wherein it can be properly deployed
I for one do not support the Federalization of our elections we're representative republic of sovereign States, this is a States' role.
If we intend to ensure that recovery efforts are resilient and America's Treasury is wisely spent, then timely communication and simplifying the necessary documents and procedures between FEMA and the State and local agencies is imperative.
Ensuring a sustainable and effective FEMA budget is critical for the Nation.
I must say for the record, Madam Chair, that I am uplifted by the level of commitment that my office has received.
I will never back down from defending that Constitution, including the rights of law-abiding Americans to keep and bear arms.
The Customs and Border Patrol have seized enough fentanyl just last year to kill 2.4 billion people.





