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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.
The current U.S. sugar program represents an anti-free market scheme that imposes a massive hidden tax on both American businesses and consumers for the benefit of a small, concentrated group of special interests. People say, well, we have…
But don't we want to side on law enforcement and collect that DNA while we have those people?
I have seen first-hand the importance of maintaining the Department's transparency and accountability to Congress and the American people.
This staggering milestone is a reminder of the troubling fiscal realities facing our Nation and a legacy of years of irresponsible spending under the Obama administration.
I am therefore pleased to see that the President's fiscal year 2019 budget request prioritizes funding the important missions carried out by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Nobody on this dais and nobody in this country that I know of wants to be in a world with China, but if it means that we must then kowtow and continue to kowtow to China to support a free and democratic Taiwan, then we have to do, we are…
Despite significant accomplishments, however, organizational and management challenges continue to hinder DHS's ability to operate as a fully matured agency.
Unfortunately, today--2 years past the original scheduled completion date--this vision is still far from reality.
If headquarters consolidation remains a priority, continued mismanagement moving forward is unacceptable.
It is long past time for DHS and GSA to take responsibility at St. Elizabeths.
DHS has real challenges to overcome to be sure, from securing the border to guarding our Nation's critical infrastructure from cyber attacks.
The United States has an opportunity to promote those effective accountable and responsible democratic institutions
Democracy or Western-style democracies at some level decided by the host nation is the best circumstance for long-term and sustainable development
They prefer the Socialist/Communist model and they have shown no proclivity whatsoever to change that at all.
I am concerned about the Confucius Institute and their operations in the United States, the amount of students that they have studying here.
The gas tax... being bantered about as one of the most regressive taxes especially for low-income individuals.
Why can't you just change that and streamline that? That we put you in charge because you are smart, you are capable, and you can make decisions.
What I came away with is that the Department--this is my impression, for whatever reason has some aversion to the risk of hiring somebody.
Bureaucratic delays in hiring the personnel needed to secure our Nation's cyber space are detrimental to our National security.
I think I would be willing, if that were my options, to roll the dice, and we are all accountable at some point.
I am a person who does not believe wholly, or even marginally, in Keynesian economic theory.
I would love to hear more because, again, the CBO is constantly reviewing its record.
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