Pat McHenry
The Public Record
Patrick Timothy McHenry is a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing North Carolina's 10th congressional district since 2005. Throughout his tenure, he has held various leadership roles, including serving as the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee. McHenry is known for his focus on financial services and technology issues, advocating for policies that promote innovation and economic growth.
While tax reform is strengthening our economy, increasing paychecks, it is also starting to deliver real results for hard-working middle-income families.
But, today, the underlying economy is strong and getting stronger due to the policies of the Trump Administration.
I want to let you know, on behalf of the majority, how grateful we are to you and to the President for your leadership and for helping make this act signed into law. It is truly, truly historic.
I believe our judges are professional enough to be able to expeditiously adjudicate cases in conjunction with the mission of EOIR while maintaining due process.
All of our hiring is conducted according to merit systems principles, so we don't consider things like race, religion, political opinion, things like that.
Encourage the IRS to automate the 4506T process for a third party to obtain a tax transcript.
I find it extremely troubling that during the tenure of former SEC Chair Mary Jo White, the SEC seemed more interested in pursuing highly politicized Federal corporate governance mandates than its core mission.
I support the Federal Reserve's function as an independent policymaker when it comes to our monetary policy.
So I want you to think about that culture. Because what is so sad to me is that pitch of culture doesn't conform with my experience with my constituents in North Carolina.
The Financial CHOICE Act will help bring about economic growth for all and bailouts for none.
The JOBS Act has, by I think most measures, been a resounding success for our economy and for the future of innovation here in the United States.
The JOBS Act did this not by creating new Federal mandates or spending taxpayers' money on wasteful government programs, but instead by empowering entrepreneurs and innovators.
I want to commend the subcommittee for its continued work to help capital formation with the bipartisan passage of the last 15 capital formation bills, including the RAISE Act, authored by Representative Patrick McHenry and strongly…
I want to thank the gentleman from North Carolina, Mr. McHenry, for putting forward the Fix the Crowdfunding Act.
This is no way for an agency to regulate, and certainly not in keeping with American tradition of jurisprudence.
If the EPA gets its way on this issue, it will do irreparable harm to motorsports and the businesses that power them.
Last week, Representative McHenry introduced H.R. 4715, the Recognizing the Protection of Motorsports Act of 2016.
This new regulation will prohibit responsible, law-abiding people who wish to modify their cars for racing on closed tracks from doing so.
We cannot stand idly by watching the EPA regulate hardworking Americans like Jason right out of business.
I applaud the Committee's work in addressing this issue and look forward to continuing to work with the Committee.
While the Clean Air Act does authorize the government to regulate the emissions of vehicles, Congress never intended for the EPA to regulate vehicles that are modified for use on racetracks.
It is our responsibility to shine a light on the EPA's attempt to eliminate a part of who we are as a nation with one sentence in an unrelated rule.





