Had I been present, I would have voted NAY on Roll Call No. 450. ____________________
Wes Hunt
The Public Record
Wesley Parish Hunt is a Republican politician currently serving as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Texas's 38th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2021. Born on November 13, 1981, Hunt is a veteran and businessman, bringing a diverse background to his political career. He has focused on issues important to his constituents in Texas, emphasizing local leadership and the need for alternatives to the status quo in Washington, D.C.
Americans aren't seeing any of the promised benefits of this so-called energy dominance.
I support H.R. 7053, the Orphan Well Flexibility Act because I believe the ultimate success or failure of the program hangs in the balance.
Prices are still high, and communities are still paying the costs of increased pollution and an increasingly unlivable climate.
I think, by and large, it is good. Obviously, there can be some downside, as well.
During the Obama administration, the numbers did not fluctuate in any unusual manner.
This bill is oil and gas above all. The discussion draft before us today further skews the Federal offshore oil and gas program towards development.
In 2011, during the Obama administration, BOEM reported 90 billion barrels of oil, and 405 trillion cubic feet of gas.
This draft even strips protections for wildlife against deafening air gun blasting, potentially putting the critically endangered Rice's whale on a path to extinction.
the Biden administration, Governor Hochul, and Mayor Adams' actions have resulted in the destruction of our national borders
Our national parks are the treasures of this country, and should never be used as shelters to house thousands of Biden's illegal immigrants.
This common-sense fix will allow operators to pay the correct amount of royalties up front.
I will also ask if your office would commit to getting these people back to working full-time to alleviate some of these numbers.
What we are seeing now is not a simple protest. It is a more organized, violent occupation of campuses funded by outside organizations.
This is why companies have a very hard time when operating outside of Texas, and why America is hurting, because we have to do better than this.
This pipeline is an essential project to our country's domestic supply of oil and gas.
According to a recent Politico article, 'some of the biggest donors behind these protests are George Soros, David Rockefeller, Jr., and Nick and Susan Pritzker.'
It seems organic, right? Just some college kids protesting like it was back in the 1960s and 1970s, same song, different verse.
Just because I am Black, I look different from you, doesn't mean that we get different treatment and we should be treated better than you, because we are all Americans.
So, we need to make sure that we do continue to move forward and just get better and work harder, because they are drastically behind.
It seems like the President is talking out of both sides of his mouth, so which one is it?





