Leaving Americans behind all over the world is a shame. Leaving $8 billion on the ground is a shame.
Ralph Norman
The Public Record
Ralph Warren Norman is an American politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 5th congressional district, a position he has held since June 27, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Norman has focused on various issues including fiscal responsibility and conservative governance. He has been an advocate for reducing government spending and has voiced strong support for former President Donald Trump's policies.
To lower the rate of inflation, we cannot rely exclusively on Fed tightening.
Using gas to diminish coal consumption is an actionable way to reduce CO2 emissions expeditiously.
National security demands energy security for ourselves and our allies overseas.
The recent Consumer Price Index numbers show that inflation is not going away any time in the near future.
Why aren't we having hearings to address the drivers of inflation: the effect that the $5 trillion in Democrat government spending over the last year-and-a-half has had.
Let me tell you what, the only fire that's raining down on my constituents in Missouri's Second Congressional District is the cost of putting food on their table.
Instead of addressing this 40-year-high inflation crisis, President Biden and the House Democrats spent last week celebrating their reckless spending and failed agenda.
Inflation has outpaced workers' wages for 17 months in a row under President Biden's watch, and America's workforce is paying the price.
We should focus on the substance of how the American people live and seek to work.
The Biden Administration is treating the U.S. Treasury like it is its own megabank.
I want to thank not only our ranking member, the gentlewoman from South Carolina, but I want to thank Mr. Raskin
We cannot have a real conversation about what is getting at the root of the problem.
We have seen these spikes in crime, spikes in shootings, but it is not just crime with firearms.
It is insane some of the things that my Democratic colleagues want to do--make the gun manufacturers liable?
What about the 154 cities that have been torn up with no repercussions from those who did it?
Where is the concern on the 300-per-day youths that are dying from fentanyl?
It is because of the dismantling of the police departments that they feel unsafe.
But what we are talking about today is not getting at the heart or the root of the problem.
You compete with other gun companies, don't you? You don't have a monopoly, do you?
It is time for Democrats to stop villainizing law-abiding citizens for exercising their constitutionally protected rights...
One thing that would unlock this country would be to go to our natural resources and start producing our own oil and gas instead of buying it from OPEC.





