Tim Burchett
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Tim Floyd Burchett is an American politician and member of the Republican Party who has served as the U.S. Representative for Tennessee's 2nd congressional district since January 3, 2019. Born on July 25, 1963, Burchett has been active in Tennessee politics for several years, previously serving as the Mayor of Knox County from 2010 to 2018. He has a background in local government, which has informed his approach to federal issues.
The law requires you to issue permits unless you have determined that it is not in the public interest?
Does retaining incompetent career bureaucrats for over 20 years benefit the American people?
States should not be rewarded with more congressional seats or electoral college votes, which would end up distorting the will of the American people. I thank my colleagues, Congressman Warren Davidson and Congressman Chuck Edwards, for…
It is always good to see Ranking Member Raskin with a good, healthy head of hair. God does listen to our prayers. We are glad he is with us and healthy.
I hope that we put American people first and not these ridiculous climate initiatives.
I wish some of our Democrat colleagues were here today to hear how disastrous President Biden's energy policies have been for the American people.
California's excessive regulation is a problem, and it's folks like you that don't--if you all don't speak up at the State level, it's only going to get worse for everyone else's sake.
The Center for Tobacco Products, I feel like they have continued to not tell the truth in some cases to the American people.
This is an absolute weaponization of the Federal Government by the Biden Administration from the moment Mr. Biden began campaigning.
The Department of Transportation seems to be increasingly requiring applicants to focus on merit criteria, and this is like our President's climate equity and justice goals.
Rather than detain illegal aliens who have no lawful basis to remain in the U.S., the Biden Administration releases the majority of them into the country.
Make no mistake, the Biden Administration is not detaining and deporting even a significant fraction of these illegal crossers.
It seems to me also that we keep hitting the targets. I mean, we are not doing anything effective.
If U.S. LNG replaced international coal use by 2030, it would have the equivalent climate impact of electrifying every vehicle in the United States, installing rooftop solar on every U.S. home, and doubling our current wind capacity.
Despite record high LNG exports, U.S. natural gas prices have collapsed since February 2022.
It is time to dispel the false narrative that U.S. LNG exports have an impact on domestic prices.
Every molecule of US LNG exported helps limit the growth of global emissions.





