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Chuck Joseph Fleischmann is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Tennessee's 3rd congressional district since January 5, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Fleischmann has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, job creation, and national security during his tenure in Congress. He has been involved in various legislative efforts and has served on multiple committees, contributing to discussions on energy, transportation, and infrastructure. Fleischmann was born on October 24, 1963, and has been active in Tennessee politics for several years, building a reputation as a staunch advocate for his constituents.
I thank the gentleman for yielding. If enacted, this bill will open up areas of the Outer Continental Shelf where there are the greatest known oil and gas reserves that contain billions of barrels of oil. With resources like these, it is a…
Today I rise to honor two members of the Chattanooga Police Department who were shot over the weekend, one of them fatally, while responding to a robbery in progress. Sergeant Tim Chapin was a 26-year veteran of the Department. He lost his…
I would like to ask this committee to include language that adheres to the compromise included in last year's authorization bill.
The law is the law and it is NASA's job is to follow it to the letter, not spend time and resources in an attempt to be evasive.
please make the tough decisions now so that we can pass along a better America to future generations.
The driver that our investment in human space flight is to our technological advancement and thus our economic competitiveness is immeasurable.
The law is the law, and NASA's job is to follow it to the letter, not spend time and resources in an attempt to be evasive.
There is a very real sense that we might be the first generation of Americans to pass along an America in worse shape than the one we inherited.
Should Congress fail to step in where the Administration has left a leadership void we will be making unacceptable compromises in our national security and lose economic and intangible benefits from our space program.
I strongly urge the Members of this committee to avoid these punitive taxes.
The cause of this problem is not a lack of revenue; it is increased spending.
By ceding our leadership to other nations such as China, Russia, and India we would be walking away from the ultimate military high ground.
The public is ready for action. I hear it in every town hall meeting and in almost every constituent discussion.
The American people and certainly the people of the Third District of Tennessee understand this problem.
I want to stress the problems of our massive debt and uncontrollable spending.
Congress spoke with, what many of us thought was, unmistakable clarity that NASA's mission is to continue human space exploration.
It appears that you all are increasing funds for programs and research that promote climate change prevention and doesn't save lives in the near future.
It is encouraging to see your support for nuclear power, specifically for small modular reactors or what we call SMRs, which will be an important source of energy for the increasing electricity demands of our country.
I am Chuck Fleischmann. I represent Chattanooga, Tennessee 3 and was privileged yesterday to speak on the House floor about our great job creation and small business in Chattanooga.
Mr. Speaker, today I rise to speak on behalf of small business men and women all across America in their fight to survive and grow. Winston Churchill once said: If you have 10,000 regulations, you destroy respect for the rule of law. And…
Tonight I rise in support of the repeal of ObamaCare. This is my first speech on the floor as a Member of Congress, and I thought it only appropriate that it be on this topic--a topic I campaigned hard on and a topic I believe strongly in…
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