Enforcing the UFLPA carries with it not only U.S. economic and competitive interests, but also a moral issue to prevent forced labor.
Dan Bishop
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Dan Bishop is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the U.S. Representative for North Carolina's 9th congressional district, a position he has held since September 10, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Bishop has focused on issues such as immigration, healthcare, and economic development during his time in office. He previously served in the North Carolina General Assembly, where he was known for his conservative stance on various legislative matters.
I think as a matter of enforcing trade law for the American people, the notion that American producers should be required to compete against slave labor from a denier of human rights abroad is the easiest thing for American consumers and…
For the better part of the last decade, the Chinese Communist Party has waged a ruthless and inhuman campaign of repression and genocide against the Uyghur minority population.
I think many Americans... believe that the $8 trillion that we spent in Afghanistan and Iraq didn't work out well.
As Governor Beasley said, either you feed these people or you are going to continue to throw gasoline on top of a fire that will eventually overwhelm us.
The problem is we have gone from about 1,400 children to--I can't do the number--to 83,000 a year that have gone missing.
The people who have erased our borders as a means of improving their voter population might--already have gotten more than they bargained for.
I have some concern about militarizing this dispute and having the United States military take on the Mexican cartels.
I hate to say this, Director--I hear you, but it doesn't justify trampling the established First Amendment rights of Americans.
I don't believe there's anything in that article that is attributed to Ms. Dannehy in my recollection.
I see what we are talking about is intentional sabotage of the rule of law as set by Congress.
But intentional sabotage of the rule of law is something entirely different. It is an affront to the separation of powers.
I think almost no one is brazen enough anymore to deny that there is a border crisis created by the Biden administration.
I think there are ways to stop trafficking guns across the border, southward, I'm for that.
There certainly is access to guns in the United States. It's Constitutionally protected.
The FISA Court has repeatedly said the FBI is abusing its access to the 702 database.
Would there be any reason to believe that that threat would not also apply if Members of Congress are using TikTok?
One of the, perhaps the most effective operation by the counter foreign malign influence operation by the FBI in the 2020 election was convincing social media not to--or to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story by preparing them to be on…
Interesting. Are you aware that the FBI regularly meets or met before the 2020 election with the social media platforms?





