Dear john ,
I hope that you and your family are well and enjoying the Tarheels, Blue Devils, and Wolfpack all reaching the Sweet 16 this weekend. Here’s to hoping for a total North Carolina championship game!
The famous Washington, D.C. cherry blossoms are now in peak bloom, according to the National Park Service. As the Cherry Blossom festival marks the annual kick-off to spring in D.C., please remember that my office is always available to assist with booking tours and tickets. It’s always a pleasure to welcome you and your family to our nation’s capital!
Washington’s Business As Usual?
Last Thursday at 2:30 am, swampy negotiators released a 1000+ page bill that spends more than $1.2 trillion dollars, and is chock-full of horrendous earmark projects.
You could see it coming a mile away. The leadership waited until the last minute and then released the “deal” when media was building a narrative and the jet fumes separating Members from a two-week Easter recess set the table for swampy Members to vote yes on nearly anything.
So without proper time to fully read and digest the bill, the House and Senate both passed the omnibus in a hurry before the weekend. That didn’t stop me and 112 of my Republicans colleagues from voting against the bill. That is far more than half of the Republican Conference.
TWEET: I voted NO
286 members stood shoulder to shoulder to perpetuate this bipartisan sell-out of our nation’s future. They affirmed and funded Biden’s border invasion, DEI earmarks, and all manner of wasteful and weaponized spending.
Congress holds the power of the purse, but the Swamp has yet again forfeited that power and abdicated any and all leverage to combat Biden’s disastrous policies. Americans deserve better.
TWEET: Woe betide the Republicans who vote for this.
This is what happens when Biden is allowed to continue his open borders push unchecked. I will continue to do all in my power to halt and reverse these harms, but the cards in Washington are currently stacked against the American people.
