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Sean Duffy is a Republican politician from Wisconsin who served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2011 to 2019. He represented Wisconsin's 7th congressional district, where he focused on issues such as economic development, job creation, and reducing government regulation. Duffy is known for his advocacy of conservative policies and his efforts to engage with local communities. Before his political career, he gained recognition as a television personality and a former professional athlete.
And if you look at tapping into these oil reserves, what does that do to endanger the security of this country? As the gentlelady knows, in the South, whether it's tornadoes or whether it's floods or whether it's hurricanes, things happen…
the one thing that makes them very nervous at this point is they cannot construct a narrative in their mind as to how Congress and the Administration are going to come to terms on first the debt ceiling, and then ultimately on our fiscal…
And if you do that, you still can't balance the budget. You cannot tax your way out of this problem. We have to reduce our spending. If we reduce our spending and we reform our Tax Code, we can bring prosperity back to this country. But to…
Madam Chairwoman, as a freshman in this House, it has been unique to sit and see one of the age-old tactics that takes place, scaring seniors, not to move the ball down the field, but for political points. The gentleman was just…
No, I won't. I think we have to be honest with the American people, come out and say you know what, this is a program that if we can reform it, we can save it for our retirees. But not only that, those who are about to retire, 55 and…
Madam Chairwoman, in reference to one of the charts we just saw from the gentleman from California, I found it interesting that he laid out many different debts and deficits from prior Presidents, but the one he failed to present to this…
First of all, I think many of us here in this House want to see the government to continue to be funded. But let's review what has happened here. Last year, the Democrats failed to pass a budget. They failed to propose a budget. So this…
If you have a $14 trillion debt, and then this year we are projected to borrow $1.6 trillion.
this potentially leads to much higher taxes, much less growth, and they are unwilling then to invest in the businesses.
So I hope and I admonish you very strongly to put a delay on the implementation of this rule without protections.
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