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.
I hope people are suing this Administration because they are blatantly breaking the law.
American energy is needed now more than ever to heat households, fuel the economy, and power our nation, our allies, and the entire world.
College and free speech go hand in hand. College is meant to be a place where students are safe to express ideas and confront ideas that they may or may not necessarily agree with.
if there is a way that these companies can look at just one rule... just a simple rule or a simple standard when it comes to these greenhouse gases and emissions, I think that would be greatly appreciated.
I think a lot of companies that are in my district that do operate on Federal lands, their concern is that what you just described is actually not what is happening in real life on the ground.
I don't understand it. I really don't understand how the attack on supply somehow reduces demand.
Thank God for brave women like you, because it's brave women like you that are going to turn the tide.
I am a United States Congressman because my parents didn't listen to me when I was eight years old.
In my opinion, children are a different story. It is our obligation to protect them.
There is no such thing as a transition. There is only energy addition, and it is going to be a mix.
That is not what we are seeing because we are seeing an increased number of people being murdered by fentanyl every single day.
Unfortunately, sir, it has become a partisan issue. I feel like we on this side are the ones that are truly trying to defend the lives of our fellow Americans.
If we cannot have monuments like this as a sort of reminder that, in spite of all the fighting and the strife... if we can't have a rallying cry to remember that this is exactly who we are, and that is what this is about, then we have…





