Lisa McClain
The Public Record
Lisa Carmella McClain is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Michigan's 10th congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, she has been in office since January 3, 2021. McClain has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility and government accountability, advocating for policies like the Common Cents Act. She has also been vocal on social issues, emphasizing her party's stance against what she describes as divisive tactics from the Democratic Party.
If Canada will not manage its forests to prevent these fires, the United States will look elsewhere, and act on our own, to protect our people.
Michiganders shouldn’t have to breathe Canada’s negligence. YEAR AFTER YEAR the smoke crosses the border while Canada does nothing. Stop exporting your smoke into our skies. Enough is enough!
Our constituents are breathing the consequences of this failure right now, and they deserve better than to be told, again, that it will be handled.
And for the people in our country who want to turn this country into a communist country, leave, you’re free to leave.
So that logical argument doesn’t exactly make sense to me; it doesn’t really hold a lot of water.
It's about time that administrators begin to get held accountable for their actions. Good actions and bad actions.
And educators and administrators need to teach children how to think, not what to think.
Crazy says fraudsters should be protected. Crazy says the American people's hard earned tax dollars should be given to criminals who are stealing their money. That's crazy.
What I’m here to do is really advocate for these programs, because I think they’re extremely important.
Driving an unnecessary divide over gender is a Democrat tactic, and Republicans would be foolish to give in to this left-wing framing.
When I call a Cabinet member and ask them to do it, I have not had anyone tell me no.
We want to hear it from the horse’s mouth. ... We have to arm people with the facts.
There has been a pattern of discrimination, and I think from what I have listened to, you want to clean it up today, right?
There are no mandates by the EPA as it pertains to combustion engines by the year 2030?
So, we really--the auto industry does not need that. We should not be giving incentives then because there is no mandate.





