The Department's goal is to improve the health of all Americans. I am with you, 100 percent.
Bill Timmons
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William Richardson Timmons is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing South Carolina's 4th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Timmons has focused on issues such as economic growth, education, and public safety during his time in office. He has been an advocate for policies that support small businesses and has worked on initiatives to improve the local economy in his district.
The risk of a pandemic and the lives lost going forward is not a Republican of Democrat issue.
Americans have lost faith in the impartiality of the Biden administration. We have ample evidence that the DOJ, FBI, and IRS have refused to do their jobs. Americans deserve to know the truth, and Congress has a duty to investigate. The…
It is past time for leaders of our Nation to come together and solve the tough problems we can no longer ignore.
Our fiscal situation is not the fault of a single political party or Administration.
If we do nothing, in ten years, there will be a 23 percent reduction in Social Security benefits across the board due to insolvency.
The Federal Government needs to take the position that if a foreign government engages in a cyber-attack on a U.S. business or a U.S. entity, that they will then make the business whole.
I think we have a big problem right now because if a foreign adversary, a government fired a rocket and blew up a building, we would make the business that owned the building whole and then we would go to war.
we could easily say if you create this, there is a civil penalty that is available, and that if you do this, there is a criminal penalty, just like states have done with revenge porn.
The update to the Violence Against Women Act that Chairwoman Mace just mentioned gives a civil cause of action for $150,000.
I am going to try to simplify this for the American people. My colleagues across the aisle allege that this inquiry is improper and that this hearing is improper, but that could not be further from the truth.
Your regulatory approach is an insult to the intelligence of Americans and their ability to make risk-based decisions when investing.
I think giving them inpatient rehab and helping to get them clean and giving them resources helps them.
I would argue that we might need to have a more balanced approach to holding people accountable that are perpetuating drugs and profiting off of drug-addicted individuals, and also help people that do, in fact, need help.