Only 10 percent of what's being classified probably really needed to be classified.
Jeff Duncan
The Public Record
Jeff Duncan is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 3rd congressional district since January 5, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Duncan has focused on issues such as energy independence, fiscal responsibility, and Second Amendment rights during his tenure in Congress. He has been an advocate for conservative policies and has worked on various legislative initiatives that align with his party's platform.
I agree with Mr. Grothman in saying that I'm astounded by the amount of spending that's being done on this.
I fully respect the sovereignty of nations to do what is in their best interest.
I want to use my time to call on him at this point and the Modi government to end the pre-approval requirement for Compassion so that money can flow to where the rubber meets the road and where the needs are most dire.
The cost of getting a drug or a medical device to market, on average, has become in many cases, most cases over a billion dollars.
A true free market, you have ease of entry. You certainly don't have that in the drug industry.
But the greed is astounding. It's sickening. It's disgusting, almost any words that you can think of.
If more gun laws were the answer, more restrictive gun laws that are affecting the Second Amendment rights of Americans, the south side of Chicago would be the safest place on Earth.
What we are seeing... is just some things that we may not agree with going on with free and fair elections.
They need to go back, reread their founding documents, reread their charter and come to a meeting of the minds on what they exist for.
I think we are approaching a point where the OAS is becoming less effective because they continue to kind of deviate or water down their traditional stances.
I think if a country is a recipient of the money from the U.S. taxpayers for economic assistance... these countries ought to be a little more friendly to the United States.
Such actions suggest flagrant disrespect by the Ortega Government for commonly accepted principles of government-to-government relations.
For the record, Chairwoman Ros-Lehtinen was a great chairwoman of the Foreign Affairs Committee. She was very fair to me when I was a freshman member.
I was proud to work with my good friend from Florida, Congresswoman Ros-Lehtinen and our Chairman Duncan, among several other colleagues from both sides of the aisle to introduce and pass H.R. 5708, the Nicaragua Investment Conditionality…
I want to applaud the efforts of Representatives Wasserman Schultz and Ros-Lehtinen for highlighting the U.S. congressional concerns about the events in Venezuela and Nicaragua.
I don't believe that we can assure the people in South Carolina that you can properly vet those that have transited Latin America and come across our Southern Border.
Active combat zones, Syria, Iraq, where ISIS battle in Afghanistan, Boko Haram is in Africa, Abu Sayyaf is in the Philippines, al-Qaeda is global, ISIS is now global. I am not talking about just people from Syria, of course you know that…
So if they come through this terrorist pathway into this country crossing our Southern Border and apprehended by our security personnel, they claim asylum and are let go, how do I assure folks in South Carolina that we don't have elements…
How do we shut down that terrorist pathway if our Southern Border is unsecured?





