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As you may have heard through the grapevine, we passed a continuing resolution
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to avoid a pre-Thanksgiving government shutdown.



Much like last time, I was one of a minority of Republicans in the House to
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it. I don’t care who is running the show, I won’t support kicking the can down
the road. It just goes against everything I’ve promised the folks back home.



My aim is clear: I want to sit down and pass a real budget
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in budget hearings. I wasn’t a fan of loading this thing up with everything
Speaker Pelosi and Chuck Schumer wanted, and let’s be honest, I never will be.



But here’s the silver lining…



First, the government will stay open and live to fight another day, which is
important.



Second, we have a leader at the helm who I trust to keep his word and steer
this ship in the right direction. Speaker Johnson was between a rock and a hard
place, and I can fully acknowledge that this is the only dadgum thing he could
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I’m not going to name names, but unlike other leaders we’ve had in the past,
Speaker Johnson has been transparent about his plans. No back-doordeals
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conversations, and definitely no throwing punches (hint hint
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, wink wink).



Speaker Johnson is tackling his new role the best way he can, and I have the
utmost confidence in him. He understands that we’re 33 trillion dollars in
debt, and I look forward to his efforts to pass single-subject appropriations
bills in the future.



In a town where it’s hard to know who to trust, Speaker Johnson’s honest
approach stands out among the crowd. I know he’s committed to doing right by
the American people with some fiscal responsibility, and I look forward to the
day we turn the page and get to that chapter in our history books.




 



The Great Outdoors 🍁

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Courtesy of Tennessee State Parks
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The hustle and bustle of Black Friday is a go-to for many Americans, but that
isn’t my cup of tea. I’d rather enjoy time with my family among the beautiful
autumn leaves of the Volunteer State.



With picturesque views around every corner of Tennessee, who needs the frenzy
of a chaotic shopping spree?



If you’re anything like me, you’ll be happy to know Tennessee State Parks has
theday after Thanksgiving hikes
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covered. Whether you want to join one of their signature guided hikes or blaze
your own trail, there are options for all ages and skill levels. All you have
to do is take a look at their list and make a choice.



With less than a week until Thanksgiving, I’d also like to take a moment to
express how grateful I am to live in this great nation. Current events around
the world are further proof that we live in the freest country on the face of
the planet.



There is nowhere I’d rather be, and I am thankful for the opportunity to serve
the constituents of my district by fighting for our shared values in Washington.




 



Just For Fun 🎉




→ Snow day ❄️ (Instagram
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→ Positively Tennessee 💖 (WATE
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→ That Friday feeling 🙌 (Twitter
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