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.
It is important to note that Lou is strongly supportive of our local veterans.
When I travel I carry a yellow card with me in addition to my passport to have a record of all the shots that I have taken--immunizations--and as a father of three sons, when my sons entered kindergarten and grade school we had to provide…
I want to continue to raise awareness that we need to make sure as asylum seekers come to this country...
I would argue that they probably would not have been able to attend public schools in South Carolina without certain immunizations and vaccinations.
To follow up, there has been criticism on the reduction of the size of the OECA office. I have been supportive of this administration's effort to peel back some of the layers of bureaucracy that have embedded themselves in the Agency.
I have been supportive of this administration's effort to peel back some of the layers of bureaucracy that have embedded themselves in the Agency.
In my State, one of my communities has a four-lane highway running through it.
One thing is clear: We need to guarantee our healthcare system works better for all Americans.
Each of these eight active waivers were approved under the Obama administration's 1332 guidance.
Together and with the States as partners, not subordinates, we can achieve the shared goals.
Perhaps a better use of our time would be spent discussing bipartisan solutions to reform and improve these waivers.
I supported my home State's application and approval. I was the only Republican in our congressional delegation.
We are here for the second time in as many weeks casting the blame of Obamacare's failures on the current President.
One thing that we can lower our carbon footprint as a nation, is use more nuclear power.
How about the traumatic life experience of having your loved one murdered by an illegal alien, like Kate Steinle or Brian Terry?
People are coming into this country, and they are all not children. They are all not with their parents.
It is hard to believe that parents would send their children north unaccompanied that way.
Forty million people around the globe are enslaved. Seventy percent are women. One in four are children.
Do we know how many children were brought into this country by coyotes and sold into the sex slave market to be violated primarily by men in towns like Chicago or Atlanta?





