Bob Good

This is the most anti-life budget in American history.

I have great concern for the moral implications contained therein in the explicit values or lack thereof regarding life and other issues.

So for those looking to Washington, DC, or Congress to have all the answers, and I say go to Mecklenburg.

I want to highlight specifically Microsoft's presence in my district, as one such example.

We stand at a unique point in our nation's history, with a wealth of resources at our fingertips in some regions of the country, meanwhile other regions have fallen behind due to a lack of broadband connectivity.

I am a proud supporter of the RUS Electric Loan Program.

Article I comes first and deals with the legislative branch.

Our legislative body has surrendered so much of our power and authority to the executive branch.

As more of American life is being put online, more of it is being put out of reach of Americans without high-speed Internet access, and those without are falling further behind.

In that spirit, Madam Speaker, I thank Ranking Member Foxx for her leadership on regulatory reform with her Unfunded Mandates Accountability and Transparency Act. I am proud to stand with her as we try to shrink the size of the Federal…

Together we have got to be solution oriented.

It is really a travesty for us to leave that to future generations.

I have long maintained that our national debt and our spending is one of the greatest threats to our republic and a day of reckoning is coming.

These bills seem to flow from a lack of understanding by our majority on the true practices that exist at virtually all businesses.

These alleged discriminations that we're hearing about were eradicated largely before I entered the workplace some 30 plus years ago.

These bills purport to correct problems that are largely not existent.

We have to stop spending our citizens' financial future. Instead, we have to empower them to chart their own economic destiny. To paraphrase the words of a famous young environmentalist: How dare you? And how dare we?

This looks like a group of people that gets that this is a phony pandemic. It's a serious virus but it's a virus. It's not a pandemic.