Alex Mooney

I appreciate your expertise as we all learn more about the growing digital currency issue.

Inflation is on the minds of Americans. In poll after poll for the last many months, for 70 to 80 percent of Americans, it is a top issue.

You have printed too much money, sir, and that money has created inflation. To stop the inflation, I would recommend to you to stop printing the money.

That is pouring jet fuel onto an inflationary trajectory we have in the economy.

They are driving up costs for the American people.

It is their policies. It is their policies. It is coming from inside the House.

It is Democrats' bad fiscal policy decisions that are driving inflation.

Earlier today, you did commit to Ranking Member McHenry to follow a notice and comment APA rulemaking process.

In the past, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has taken a, 'punish first and ask questions later' approach.

China does not believe in capitalism. China does not believe in free markets the way we understand them in America.

Free-market competition is what leads to growth and prosperity.

One of the great problems of today is how free-market societies should confront the rising threat of China, a Communist authoritarian state with increasing power on the world stage.

I remind you that Congress makes the laws, not the agencies.

I encourage you to release a similar statement. I think doing so would provide clarity for investors.

All staff statements are nonbinding and create no enforceable legal rights or obligations.

Running up these massive debts that our children will have to pay back for this spending is just not right.

One thing we have learned over the last several years is that we need to take the threat from China more seriously here in America.

Our ballooning debt is not some abstract problem.

The truth is that we are spending at an alarming rate in this country.

Call me skeptical, but given the record of the Democrats in Congress here on runaway spending, I just don't believe it.

I was pleased that my colleague, Congressman Andy Barr of Kentucky, mentioned earlier in his comments...

One of the most irresponsible provisions in this bill, which appears to be a completely one-sided partisan Democrat bill...

I am concerned that the legislation could open up the Emergency Rental Assistance Program to waste, fraud, and abuse.

Instead of going to the President to abuse his powers, we should have worked with committee members on common-sense reforms.

We understand that last month, the White House essentially caved to political pressure from the left and unilaterally extended the eviction moratorium, even though they knew it was unconstitutional for President Biden to assume this power…