118th Congress

The Biden Administration's censorship of conservatives on social media is undeniable and un-American. Today's Small Business Committee hearing exposed their selective categorization of information and misinformation, almost always targeting conservative groups. Today, the Supreme Court had the opportunity to call this what it is, a violation of the First Amendment, and I was disappointed they failed to do so. Such governmental control over social media content directly infringes upon First Amendment rights and is dangerous to the American people.

It was great to welcome President Trump back to Capitol Hill today. We discussed the policy agenda House Republican's will pursue with unified GOP leadership next year. We will secure the border, rein in spending to address inflation, restore American energy dominance, curb rising crime, and protect our national security. Our agenda will promote prosperity and benefit all Americans.

This week, the House passed a resolution calling for the immediate release of Ryan Corbett. Ryan grew up in Susquehanna County and has been wrongfully detained by the Taliban for the past 672 days. This resolution sends a clear message to the State Department and to the Taliban that the United States Congress takes this issue very seriously. My office will continue to work with the United States and Qatari governments, as well as Anna Corbett and the Corbett family, to secure Ryan's safe return home.

The drug epidemic plaguing communities is the result of the sick social experiment on the part of the Biden Administration and the extreme left running our major cities. The root cause of this problem is the open border, which is benefiting cartels that funnel drugs into our country. Biden’s executive order does nothing to solve the border crisis, and even his former Press Secretary, Jen Psaki, admitted it was issued to address a major “political vulnerability.”