Tom Rice
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Tom Rice is an American politician and member of the Republican Party who has served as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 7th congressional district since 2013. Born on August 4, 1957, Rice has focused on issues such as economic development, job creation, and disaster recovery during his time in office. He has been involved in various legislative efforts to support the interests of his constituents in South Carolina, particularly in the areas of tourism and agriculture.
I was a tax lawyer and CPA for 25 years before I came here. I formed or advised 1,000 small businesses.
I thank the gentleman for yielding. South Carolina thanks you. What an honor it is to stand here before this group to talk about the Federal budget. These were a couple of slides that were actually handed out to the Budget Committee that…
I thank the gentleman for his remarks. Mr. Rokita, were you aware that by the year 2030, according to CBO's projections, that our spending just on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and our interest, just those four things will take up…
In closing, my friend, I just wanted to point out what the House Budget Committee does to bring the budget within balance within 10 years, and it is not all this but three major things. One, it repeals ObamaCare, which costs $2.1 trillion…
Aviation is certainly a shining light of American manufacturing and one area in which we maintain our leadership role in the world.
if we sacrifice safety in American aviation, then we won't be competitive in that area very long
I have seen over and over and over again in my 2 years here in Congress how Government regulation too often, in the name of protecting the public, makes us less competitive and actually does very little to protect the public.
the Affordable Care Act was passed as a pack of lies on a foundation of deception.
I am here to talk about a roadmap for prosperity of this country. I think the elections last week, in large part, didn't deal as much with Republicans and Democrats as it dealt with a frustration over the lagging lack of prosperity this…
And my point, Mr. Wheeler, is the federal government. ... you will stifle innovation.
My colleagues and I appreciate the agency's apparent willingness to address the rural call completion problem that continues to harm rural America when calls destined for rural businesses, hospitals, public safety officials, and…
My friend, if it is not broke, do not fix it. ... I for one will do what I can to keep the FCC from adopting Title II with respect to the Internet.
I am concerned about the adoption of Title II with respect to the Internet...
I think the process is horribly broken, I think it costs millions of jobs, and I think it affects American competitiveness.
Counties and States around this country compete every day for jobs. How they do it is not complicated. They adjust their tax and their regulatory burdens to attract businesses, and those that do the best job attract the most jobs. The…
I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, the only people I hear talking about impeachment in this Chamber are the Democrats. The Democrats must want the President impeached as far as I can tell. My favorite piece of art in this…
My favorite piece of art in this Capitol is a picture in the rotunda of our Founding Fathers gathered together to sign the Declaration of Independence, a document that they knew, when they signed it, they were signing their own death…
I think that if we are going to have any veto power, it needs to be made very, very objective and clear.
I think the United States could be the most competitive country in the world, but we have a noose of regulation around our own necks and we strangle our own selves and make ourselves not competitive.
All this expansion of authority absolutely affects commerce. The people making these decisions have no skin in this game.





