Jeff Duncan
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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.
This migration crisis is really threatening regional stability in Europe really to the tune that we hadn't seen since probably the 1930s.
Well, Madam Ambassador, I disagree. I do think you are meddling in the affairs of a sovereign nation.
Is the U.S. policy one to interfere with sovereign nations in Europe and their ability to provide services for their own citizens and deal with the migration crisis?
So, why, then, after months of seemingly improved relations between Hungary, a western democracy and a NATO ally, did the U.S. Ambassador decide to launch an unprovoked attack on Hungary last week?
I think we need to continue to do everything we possibly can to make sure that the law is enforced.
I am sporting a beard for No-Shave November in support of prostate and pancreatic cancer awareness month.
At some point, since we are over $18 trillion in debt, at some point, somebody is going to have to start showing some progress as far as I'm concerned.
the neoconservatives, who were the strongest advocates of our war, were really the most--very misnamed people, he said actually they were the most radical people in this city.
many people today, both liberal and conservative, say that the original decision to go into Iraq in 2002 was the biggest foreign policy mistake in the history of this country.
I think our allies don't trust us and our enemies don't fear us, and a strong America is--and our presence in certain regions is a very unifying force.
I think Israel has made a good faith effort. It is time for the Palestinians to make a good faith effort.
I just want to encourage you all, the three of you that are charged with the National security of this country, to rethink the resettlement of refugees in this country, especially in the numbers that I am hearing.
So, Mr. Comey, what can I tell folks in South Carolina about our vetting of these refugees that will put their minds to rest that we are properly vetting everyone that may come into my State that may wish to harm the United States?
Well, our Southern Border is not secure. We have no idea who is coming into this country.
Madam Secretary, you let the Consulate become a death trap. And that's national security malpractice.
I will say this. I think the Chairman misspoke a while ago when he used the number of 10,000 immigrants coming into this country, refugees in the resettlement program. I have heard the number is 100,000 next year.
Many of you know South Carolina was inundated with a historic rainfall. They call it a 1,000- year rain event. The rivers have not crested yet. The floods continue. Many South Carolinians are displaced. Many are hurting. I just want to ask…