I must say, everything I have seen from your Department says just the opposite, and I stand to differ with you on that one.
Jerry Carl
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Jerry Lee Carl is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Mississippi's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as economic development and healthcare during his time in office. Carl has been active in advocating for policies that support local businesses and improve the quality of life for his constituents in Mississippi. Prior to his election to Congress, he held various positions in local government and business.
Your Department has become this huge forest fire, and you are consuming everything you touch.
I can't get your staff to return a phone call, and I can't get you to tell me if met coal is not part of that coal moratorium.
Everything I have seen from your Department says just the opposite, and I stand to differ with you on that one.
I think the Federal Government getting more and more involved is wrong. I am just--I am being quite honest with you.
Any time a government rules and regulations makes products more expensive for the consumers, there are fewer people who can afford them.
The small bank--and I appreciate you doing that. And that was something I pulled from that conversation last night.
The administration is putting itself in a position to depict the winners and the losers in our business community, and that bothers me.
I have not heard one single member in the Republican Party say anything about cutting Medicare and social benefits here.
Why would we want to just keep sticking it to the businesses to just keep on piling on regulations, when all we need to do is leave them alone?
The idea of forcing these companies to figure out how much they calculated in their disclosure--carbon emissions produced by themselves as well as all their vendors, partners, and suppliers--is about as antibusiness as I have heard in a…
Their decisions hurt anglers, confuse anglers, and are harmful to the local economy.
I am concerned that NOAA is using the wrong data and issuing conflicting rules. Their decisions hurt anglers, confuse anglers, and are harmful to the local economy.
I would love for us to come up with a way to save our shrimping industry in Louisiana, Florida, and Alabama, Mississippi, obviously.
It just amazes me how we will buy Russian oil, which is much dirtier, and it has to cost more to actually get it here.