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Congressman Jeff Duncan
The Biden Administration’s misguided policies have unfortunately begun.
President Biden’s decision to rescind an essential permit for the Keystone XL pipeline puts thousands of present and future jobs at risk and undermines the trust of our friends and allies in Canada who have invested billions of dollars into the completion of this vital pipeline. American energy security will also be undermined because this Canadian energy, destined for refineries along the Gulf Coast, will now be replaced by imports from unreliable OPEC countries.
Additionally, President Biden’s decision to re-join the Paris Agreement will be detrimental to American families and workers. Estimates show that the reduction in manufacturing necessary to comply with the unrealistic Paris Accord mandates would destroy up to 2.7 million jobs in the U.S. by 2025. Those jobs would go to exempt countries like China and India, who emit significantly more carbon than us now, and are allowed to increase their emissions through 2030 under the flawed terms of the agreement, thus having the perverse effect of increasing global carbon emissions. The harmful policies that make up this agreement will hit low-income Americans the hardest by increasing energy costs and destroying blue-collar jobs at a time when millions have lost their jobs and families who are struggling need affordable energy the most.
The Biden Administration is pursuing the same failed energy policies on day 1 as the Obama White House, which left our country more dependent on Middle Eastern oil and resulted in higher energy prices for hard-working American families.
Tim Scott
Raising the minimum wage will close the doors of small businesses in South Carolina and across this country!
We can’t let this burdensome mandate destroy our economy.
Rep. William Timmons
Today we witnessed the peaceful transition of power from one administration and one political party to another. This is what sets America apart from much of the rest of the world and what makes our enduring republic the greatest in history.
From creating a booming economy, rebuilding our military, securing our border, and brokering historic peace agreements in the Middle East, President Trump always put America first. We wish him and his family well as they return to private life in Florida.
Today, President Biden spoke of his desire to be a president for all of the people. It is my sincere hope that he does just that. I will work with the incoming Biden Administration in any area where we can agree such as defeating COVID-19, addressing our $30 trillion in debt, and fixing our broken immigration system. However, I will oppose any effort that moves our country backward or jeopardizes the safety or prosperity of the American people.
Finally, I am praying for the success and strength of our nation for the next four years. In these divisive times, I hope that we can find common ground and remember that we are one nation under God.
Tap and read the article below for details and absorb it. Yesterday (Tuesday, January 19) The Washington Post followed CNN in admitting Trump did not Incite the Capitol riot.
With the second bogus impeachment in the books, the Washington Post has finally seen fit to admit that President Trump did not incite the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6 with his speech, acknowledging that it was, in fact, planned in advance.
CNN acknowledged last week that the storming of the Capitol was planned prior to Trump’s speech, reporting that, “Evidence uncovered so far, including weapons and tactics seen on surveillance video, suggests a level of planning that has led investigators to believe the attack on the US Capitol was not just a protest that spiraled out of control, a federal law enforcement official says.”
Now the Washington Post Admits Trump Did Not Incite the Capitol Riot
With the second bogus impeachment in the books, the Washington Post has finally seen fit to admit that President Trump did not incite the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6 with his speech, ack...
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The South Carolina Republican Creed
I do not choose to be a common man. It is my right to be uncommon.
If I can seek opportunity, not security, I want to take the calculated risk to dream and build, to fail and to succeed. I refuse to barter incentive for dole.
I prefer the challenges of life to guaranteed security, the thrill of fulfillment to the stale calm of utopia.
I will not trade freedom for beneficence, nor my dignity for a handout.
I will never cower before any master, save my God.
It is my heritage to stand erect, proud and unafraid. To think and act for myself, enjoy the benefit of my creations; to face the whole world boldly and say, “I am a free American.”