Good afternoon and welcome to our Week-End Update.
Impeachment:
Since the day he was sworn in, the priority of House Democrats has
been to scrutinize, delegitimize, charge with crimes, and remove from
office President Donald J. Trump.
The process, players, and underlying proof at the heart of this
impeachment have been fundamentally flawed and brazenly biased. Click
here to view my interview on WBRE regarding impeachment.
We have witnessed a blatantly unfair process: carefully choosing
rehearsed witnesses, hiding exculpatory evidence, limiting dissenting
views, and denying the President due process.
Chairmen Jerry Nadler and Adam Schiff have led this impeachment
process by presuming the President’s guilt and racing towards a
predetermined outcome. Chairman Nadler, along with two-thirds of the
Democrat Judiciary Committee membership, voted to advance impeachment
before any call between President Trump and Ukrainian President
Zelensky even took place. Equally disturbing, Intelligence Committee
Chairman Schiff has a record of being untruthful to the American
people regarding the details of his investigation, basic facts, and
his staff’s interaction with ‘the whistleblower.’
Despite all of this, Democrats still failed to provide any proof of
Presidential wrongdoing. After months of polling and focus group
testing aimed at creating the most politically advantageous
allegations against our President, Democrat leadership arrived at two
charges, ‘abuse of power’ and ‘obstruction of Congress.’ These vague
terms attempt to mask the fact that months of congressional
investigations have produced one simple and undeniable fact: President
Trump did not commit an impeachable offense.
Not only are these articles vague, but each is also easily
dispelled. President Zelensky’s confirmation of ‘no pressure’ and ‘no
quid pro quo’ immediately negates the validity of any charge of
Presidential ‘abuse of power.’ The President has inherent
Constitutional executive authorities and privileges. If House
Democrats classify the utilization of those authorities as an
‘obstruction of Congress,’ every President since Jimmy Carter – and
every President moving forward – would and will be impeached.
This entire year has been a period of opportunity lost. Rather than
working to improve the lives of the American public, this Democrat-led
Congress has focused its full time and attention on passing partisan
legislation and driving political outcomes. I look forward to the new
year of 2020 and enacting legislation to benefit seniors, veterans,
farmers, and families. As the Senate will hold a fair trial to
evaluate this case – without presumption – I am 100 percent confident
the President will not be removed from office. In spite of the
Democrats’ desperate tactics to win the White House by removing the
President, the people will ultimately decide who will be elected in
2020.
Spending Bill:
This week, I appeared on Fox Business to discuss bills passed to
fund the Federal government for the next fiscal year. There were two
bills offered. I voted for the spending bill that funds our national
defense and border security. The second spending bill had excessive
spending I could not support. Nevertheless it's the best President
Trump will get from this Pelosi-led House, so he will sign it. This is
another big reason Republicans must win back control of the U.S.
House.Click
here or below to watch my interview.
IN NEWS YOU WON"T HEAR ON MAINSTREAM MEDIA:
Last night our nation heard each Democrat candidate for the
White House embrace two things. Hatred for President Trump and
SOCIALISM.
Their socialist views of America were on full display. They
are:
Worse yet, each Democrat has allowed their blind hatred for
President Trump to express the truth about the many successes
President Trump has accomplished, especially as it has related to the
economy. Here are the FACTS:
- Since President Trump was elected, the U.S. has added 7.2 million jobs.
- The U.S. added 266,000 jobs in November.
- The unemployment rate is at 3.5%, remaining near a 50 year low in November.
- Wage growth was 3.1% year over year in November, the 16th month in a row wages have grown
more than 3%, a benchmark reached for just 3 months total under President
Obama.
- Consumer Sentiment remained historically high in November.
- The unemployment rate for African-Americans is 5.5%, near a record low.
- More than 524,000 manufacturing jobs have been added since
President Trump was elected, while 200,000 manufacturing jobs were lost under
President Obama.
- Hispanic American unemployment remained near historic lows at 4.2% in November.
- Asian American unemployment is at 2.6%.
- Real median household income is at a record high of
$65,084.
- The number of Americans in poverty is at the lowest point since 2007.
USMCA:
On Thursday, the House supported the President's efforts to make
our economy even stronger by passing the USMCA, a historic trade deal
for our country, and a big win for workers, farmers, and manufacturers
in Pennsylvania and across the nation.
The agreement will continue to drive growth by adding $68 billion
to the U.S. economy and creating 176,000 jobs across the country.
Trade with Canada and Mexico supports more than 470,000 jobs in
Pennsylvania alone, and more than 42,000 jobs in Pennsylvania depend
on manufacturing exports to these countries. Canada and Mexico are
also some of the most important markets for Pennsylvania’s
agricultural exports. This deal will create a more balanced trade
relationship with our North American partners and improve market
access for our producers and processors – especially for our dairy and
poultry farmers.
The President’s negotiation of this critical deal will establish
free, fair, and reciprocal trade for our nation and allow for the
high-quality foods and products that come from Pennsylvania’s Ninth
District to be enjoyed worldwide.
Wishing you happy holidays and blessed Christmas,