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.
And why should we run a deficit every month? And that’s why this president is doing such a good job.
The cancer in this country was letting other countries rule the day and tax our products.
No, it shouldn’t die down. No. I mean, it’s — look, the American people deserve it, and there’s a lot of interest in it.
The federal government …no longer endorses the extremist politics or the damage they’re doing to our nation and to our education system.
The public's been asking for it. I think there are files. All of a sudden not to have files is a little strange. We'll see how it plays out… I think the president will do the right thing.
If it gets through [the House Rules Committee], I don’t think it survives on the floor in the current form it’s in.
The White House enlightened holdouts how its implementation would accomplish what they want, but wouldn’t give specifics.
South Carolina is a great state, but people have got to be aware and diligent.
And we’re getting a lot of them out, but there’s still the unknown of who’s left here. And that’s the problem. How many more deaths do we have to have that are just so senseless?
You wouldn’t open your house up like that. Yet the Democrats are still not condemning what Joe Biden intentionally did.
The positive thing is: the border’s secure now, but you’ve got to realize: four years of leaving the doors open to over 160 countries to put criminals and anybody else that wanted to come into the country.
Two children will not have a mother to come home to. It can happen anywhere, at any time. That’s the sad part. We’ve seen it all over the country.
Am I happy with the deficits? No. We held it out as long as we could to get the cuts, as long as we could. We couldn’t do it. We live to fight another day.





