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.
I have sat on this committee for 22 years now, and no matter what it is... we all want to speed these things up.
I want to thank my colleague from California for hosting us out there recently at the Reagan library. What an inspiration it was to be at the Reagan library and to understand what President Reagan did and the man, Ronald Reagan, did for…
Only in Washington can we have the debate over how desperately New York and the U.N. needs $100 million, while simultaneously arguing that not giving that money to the U.N. would not result in any savings for the U.S. taxpayer. If money is…
So during the course of getting to this office, we were questioned a lot about certain things that the United States were doing with regard to patriotic Americans.
I think it is imperative that the United States and the administration's policies look at American emergency independence and use American resources that lessen our dependence on foreign sources.
Has the administration, in your support for clear and consistent principles, stated to Egypt that you would not support the Muslim Brotherhood in any shape, form, or fashion?
I consider myself a Tea Party congressman, and many of my colleagues here in the freshman class feel the same way.
I would strongly suggest to put real names, real items, on this list thoughtfully, independently.
I would strongly suggest that you have those cuts prepared now. I think it is only fair.
I do not respect the hypocrisy, and I do not respect the administration for not noticing that.
You cannot oppose funding and then criticize that Amtrak does not provide a good service.
I think congressional oversight would like to see a detailed accounting of the number spent in the U.N.
I agree with many of the members and presenters here today that reforms in U.N. financing and budget is an absolute necessity.
The first time I stood on the floor to speak, I spoke to read the United States Constitution. Now I rise to defend this great document that I carry with me every day by advocating for the repeal of the unconstitutional health care bill…
Are open-source reports of Bashir's strong relationship with Hamas leadership inaccurate?
Can the administration credibly certify to Congress that Sudan has permanently ceased support for fellow State Sponsors of Terrorism, including Iran and Syria, and designated foreign terrorist organizations, including Hamas?
What do you make of the independent or open-sourced reports that Iranian arms transited Sudan en route to Hamas and the Gaza strip?
Let me preface my remarks by saying I barely know Gabby. As a freshman Member of the House, I was sworn in last week with a lot of colleagues I hope to get to know over the coming days. But I rise today in concert with my friends and…





