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Russell William Fry is a Republican politician currently serving as a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives, representing the 2nd district. Born on January 1, 1987, Fry has been active in local politics and has focused on various community issues during his tenure. He has worked on legislation that addresses economic development and education in South Carolina. Fry's commitment to his constituents is evident through his engagement in local events and initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in his district.
I encourage all my colleagues to support this commonsense and bipartisan bill to make the application process for competitive grants much more transparent on our local governments and nonprofits. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of…
That is insanity. You all are living this every single day and there are millions of people who are in your shoes.
You know what is remarkable to me? I was hearing--listening in my office or listening to the commentary on the other side.
What does it say about the policies of the Biden-Harris Administration? Are their border policies, or lack thereof, working for the American people?
Do you believe your daughter would be here today if the current administration were not overwhelming border patrols such that we have two million known got-aways over the last three years?
Do you believe that your daughter would be here today if they had not been released into the United States?
Why, Ms. Mitchell, then is it so hard to understand that or so problematic for my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to think that this was actually a pretty decent policy, that noncitizens should not be voting in United States…
The clarion call from the Democrats was this is going to suppress turnout... It has done everything but that.
I think this is an incredibly important topic. I'm having a little bit of deja vu.
It's been a bad week for Democrats. Not only is the border wide open, not only does Main Street feel the pressure of 20 percent inflation, but we saw a pretty tragic debate performance by the Commander-in-Chief.
There's a bill that I've introduced called the No More Political Prosecutions Act, which would allow that to happen.
The prosecution of President Trump is more about politics than it is about any violation of the law.
A very stark indicator of the Biden Administration's aggressive overreach against FFLs.
Isn't that absurd, right? Like you are followed on a college campus, you can't go to school...
Institutions of higher education, which are supposed to be great institutions of learning where you develop as an individual, are now places of repression and suppression, depending on who you are.
I myself just came back from Israel where there is a deep-seated fear that there is a separation between Israel and the United States because of the policies of this Administration.
In the case of Alvin Bragg, right, he campaigned on going against President Trump.
Alvin Bragg waited five years to criminally indict President Trump on 34 counts of falsifying business records.
In Georgia, Fani Willis brought charges against President Trump immediately when he announced his reelection.
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