Ralph Norman
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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.
Explain how the inflation, which has increased 14.9 percent, how are they handling that?
We are borrowing at a 236 percent higher rate than we did this time last year.
This administration has not cut $1. He has made his thoughts known, no cuts, clean debt ceiling raise, which is insane.
Three out of four say the President ought to negotiate fiscal reforms in the debt ceiling.
This administration is opening the doors to every country in the world to come into the United States.
I have yet to hear a plan by this administration to offer any solution other than just spend more money.
This is a crisis, this is a cost of living crisis, driven by inflation and inflation has been driven by, in large part, spending.
Hearing my friends on the other side of the aisle talk, you know, we really are in two different universes. We live in two different universes. The invasion that is happening at the border has not happened to this country, nor any other…
I will just end by saying this is un- American. It is not fair. I don't know how we walk this back, but this bill is something that will protect this country. It will help this country, and it will stop what this President is implementing…
It is critically important that we do something to get our debt-to-GDP down to reasonable level.
Bottom line: The school was allowing males to go into female bathrooms. This is intolerable. This bill is needed. It gives parents the control, and it gives parents the right to know what their child is being taught.
I thank Representative Houchin for bringing this important bill to the floor. Mr. Speaker, I rise and fully support H.R. 5. Folks, this bill could be called the parents bill of rights transparency bill because that is all it is…
When I see the mention of climate change 42 times, LGBTQ 7 times, diversity 16 times, for the mom and dad trying to run a business, I don't hear them saying, yay, this is a great thing.
$3 billion to advance gender equity and equity among the broad range sectors, I hear nobody saying this is a national concern.
I don't think I have ever seen a time like this where this country is in the shape that it is in.
It is time for somebody in this administration to put America first. It has been completely last under this administration.
I thank the gentleman for hosting this all important subject, really, on our entire country and the state of it. Last night, Americans tuned in to the State of the Union. The State of the Union is a very important address for the American…
I thank the gentleman and I appreciate him for putting this together. Mr. Speaker, as citizens of the United States of America, we are privileged to have a constitutional right of free speech. This right entitles us to the ability to…
It is a new day in Congress. Mr. McGovern, you mentioned the 72-hour rule was put in by you and the Democrats. Why didn't you enforce it? You didn't. We were forced to vote on bills like the omnibus that was 4,155 pages long. The American…





