The law does not care about feelings. The law is the law, so that we have a method of American constitutional governance.
Scott Perry
The Public Record
Scott Gordon Perry is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 10th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Perry has been active in various legislative efforts, focusing on issues such as border security and law enforcement funding. He has been vocal about his opposition to policies he perceives as undermining these areas, often criticizing the Democratic Party's stance on immigration and law enforcement.
to say that somehow 'sex,' when it was adopted, was somehow ambiguous is just patently untrue.
Why the urgency from the Biden Department of Education to suddenly upend 50 years of civil-rights protections for biological women?
I think the best and different approach would be to leave Title IX alone as it was originally intended to be interpreted.
There is always some excuse. When we have the House or the Senate, or we have both and the Presidency, there is always some excuse for why it can't be done. I will tell you this. There is no excuse for the radical march of the left…
Of course not. My constituents, my bosses, just like your bosses, were vehemently opposed to that last December's cram-down of all this money to all kinds of things, omnibus spending, everything in there. They didn't want it, and as a…
I imagine my district is just like yours. I visited a local construction company with 400 hardworking Americans. Men and women come in. They have steel-toed boots on, jeans, jackets with stains on them. They come in out of the cold. They…
Before I go, I will say that the gentleman from Texas is right. We have to unite so that we can be effective against these forces of evil that are destroying the American Dream. It is not uniting for the sake of uniting. It is uniting…
That is our job. Our job is to defend this Constitution. My constituents, my bosses, know I carry one with me every day. It is a piece of paper, Mr. Speaker. It cannot defend itself. It relies on the integrity, fortitude, courage, and…
I do agree. Whether it is in your personal life, your business life, your family life--anything at all--your family, the people, your colleagues around you, the people that you work around demand some deliverable. Deliverable might be…
There is no reason that we should do it. There is not a person in this Chamber on that side of the aisle or this side of the aisle that agrees with Vladimir Putin, the Russian Federation, the invasion of Ukraine, the atrocities that have…
the consequences of passing a bill that fails to remedy these significant threats to the industry may actually be worse
the situation is only going to get worse, due to a looming pilot shortage that, again, is largely the result of misguided regulations
Eighty-five to a hundred thousand unaccompanied alien children in our country lost by this Administration. Do you think that's humane or inhumane?
there are those in the administration, in industry, some in labor, some even folks that are working right here in the building who are benefiting from the status quo
We ought to be honoring the great, competent people that work in the industry and the deserving travelers they serve.
I am deeply concerned by the on-going effort by Beijing to dilute the distinct religious, cultural, linguistic, and historical identity of the Tibetan people.
H.R. 533 calls Beijing out on its campaign of repression and its neglect of the aspirations of the Tibetan people.
I would like to see it be much stronger. I think that we ought to open an embassy in Lhasa.
Now I support this bill that Representative Jim McGovern and Chairman McCaul have put forward because for far too long Beijing repressed the Tibetan people and choked its commitments to work with the Dalai Lama and his representatives to…
I want to thank Representative McGovern and Chairman McCaul for introducing it and for being a long-term champion of the Tibetan people.





