Inappropriate books in school libraries, and local communities are within their right to remove them.
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.
Every child, regardless of city, State, zip code, should have the right to educational freedom.
Our Republican majority this year passed H.R. 5, the Parents Bill of Rights, that protects students, and ensures parents of their rights to know what books are in school libraries.
What was Hunter Biden selling to the Romania oligarchs for millions of dollars? I would still like to see a contract of that.
One, while Joe Biden is touting anti-corruption efforts in Romania, Hunter Biden is employed by a corrupt Romanian oligarch.
I am not much for coincidences, and I do not think the American people are either.
While Joe Biden was President, he was directly involved in the United States policy and anti-corruption efforts in Romania.
I am amazed at--and I love the fact that Trump lives rent free in the Democrats' heads every day.
Crazy concept that parents have the best oversight of their kids, wow. I cannot even believe that is controversial.
In my 10 seconds remaining, I just want everyone to think about who are we protecting here.
I will not apologize to protect our American children, period, end of conversation.
China is not our friend. Look around. They are coming after us, educationally, militarily, academically, economically.
Where is this money going? I will share with you where it is not going. It is not going to the American people.
And I think we have to be stewards of the taxpayers' money, because I believe you said earlier, sir, that the government really does not produce anything, right?
Real wages are down. As health costs increase, our take-home pay declines, our standard of living declines.
Were Americans better off in 2019, or are they better off now under Bidenomics?
If a policy was so effective and it worked so well and it helped so many people, that a policy like that would not need a subsidy.
I mean, I realize Bidenomics, it might be a little different, but I just wanted to make sure.





