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FEMA Receipts 🤨





It’s time to bring some much-needed transparency to how FEMA is managing
disaster relief funds.



After Hurricane Helene and now Milton, I’ve made it clear: we need answers.
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we’re not seeing the accountability we should be. They keep throwing billions
aroundwithout showing us
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where the money is actually going. In light of these dadgum travesties, we
need to pop the hood and take a real look inside—just like a mechanic
would—because something’s not right under there, and we’ve got to fix it.



On top of that, Congress is all too comfortable not reading the bills they
vote on
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. Let’s face it: you can’t make informed decisions without actually knowing
what’s in the spending bills. It’s basic common sense, and it’s high time our
legislators took the responsibility seriously. We owe it to the American people
to stop rubber-stamping bloated bills filled with wasteful spending.



That’s why I’ve been pushing for funding to go directly to the states
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, so local leaders can decide what’s best for their communities. Why should we
rely on bureaucrats in Washington when state governments know their needs
better than anyone?



So, here’s where I stand on the matter:

* FEMA Accountability: Every dollar FEMA spends must be accounted for, with
detailed receipts showing how disaster relief is truly helping our communities.
* Legislators Reading Bills: Congress needs to stop passing spending bills
without knowing what’s in them. No more blind votes.
* State-Controlled Funding: States should have the power to allocate disaster
relief funds as they see fit, not Washington bureaucrats.
I’m here to represent you, and I won’t stand by while Washington keeps wasting
your hard-earned money. It’s time for real accountability and common sense in
government.




 



Early Voting TN 👏




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Alright, folks—it’s that time again! Early voting for the November election
kicks off on October 16, and we’ve got two brand-new voting spots this year!
Whether you’re in Farragut or Corryton/Gibbs, you’ve got a convenient place to
cast your vote before Election Day. Check out thesenew locations
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Farragut – Village Green Shopping Center (Old Stein Mart) – 11437 Kingston Pike

Corryton/Gibbs – Gibbs Ruritan Club – 7827 Tazewell Pike



And of course, we’ve still got all the usual early voting locations across
Knox County, from Downtown to West Knoxville to South Knoxville—you name it,
there’s a spot nearby. Don’t forget, if you’re around UT’s campus, the Baker
School will be open for early voting in the last week!



Get out there and make your voice heard! Every vote counts, and now more than
ever, it’s important to show up and stand up for the values we believe in.




 



Just For Fun 🎉




→ TN Northern Lights 🤩 (WATE
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→ Famous on the trail 😁 (Instagram
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→ BFFs for life 🥰 (Instagram <[link removed]>)




 



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