
Chris Martin • January 10, 2019
We heard the cheap slogans from House Democrats for years: “New leadership, a better deal, for the people.” Yeah, not so much… It started with public tussles between Democratic leadership and liberal insurgents over positions on key committees (and it’s currently not looking good for the newcomers). Then things devolved further: Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer made a joke out …
Read MoreChris Martin • January 8, 2019
No two people better represent the Democrats’ lack of credibility on border security than Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer. Here are the facts: In 2006, Senator Schumer and 79 other Senate Democrats voted in favor of a bill that authorized 700 miles of fencing on our southern border 64 House Democrats also crossed party lines and voted …
Read MoreChris Martin • January 7, 2019
Less than a week after claiming a majority in the House, Democrats are already announcing their plans to increase taxes and stop the historic economic growth ushered by GOP tax reform in its tracks. First it was Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez proposing a 70 percent tax rate, and now this via Roll Call today: “Rep. John Yarmuth, the …
Read MoreChris Martin • January 4, 2019
We all knew a self-described socialist like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez would push for tax increases, but on her second day in Congress she’s already launching a full-blown assault on American taxpayers. In an interview set to air Sunday, Ocasio-Cortez proposed a tax bracket of 70 percent: “Once you get to the tippie-tops, on your $10 millionth dollar, sometimes …
Read MoreChris Martin • January 3, 2019
Democrats across the country promised they would not support Nancy Pelosi for Speaker because “new leadership” was needed in Washington. Many of them broke that promise on their first day in office. Specifically: -Gil Cisneros (CA-39) – San Francisco Chronicle, 6/21/18 -Andy Kim (NJ-03) – New Jersey Globe, 6/23/18 -Haley Stevens (MI-11) – Detroit News, 7/31/18 -Rashida …
Read MoreChair Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) • November 9, 2018
This year, Veterans Day also marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. As I reflect on this milestone year and all the men and women who have defended our great experiment in self-governance since our founding, I can’t help …
Read MoreCommunications • November 6, 2018
One of the most important duties of leaders is to listen — to hear the stories and concerns of Americans from all backgrounds and walks of life, and then to act. As House Republicans have met with people across this country, it’s clear that policies like tax reform have made a huge difference in so …
Read MoreCommunications • November 6, 2018
Halloween may have come and gone, but honestly, we’re still frightened. Why? Because Democrats are summoning spirits of two years past. Two years ago, our country was in a very different place. Our economy was stagnant, and we were told to accept the sluggish two percent growth as the ‘new normal.’ Thanks to an absurdly …
Read MoreCommunications • November 6, 2018
Democrats like to talk about #WhatsAtStake and being #ForThePeople. Want to know what’s at stake? A booming economy, safer communities, and a strong military. When everyday Americans look at their bigger paychecks or the “now hiring” signs in their hometowns, they have Republicans to thank for that. What Americans do have Democrats to thank for …
Read MoreCommunications • November 6, 2018
Democrats like to talk about #WhatsAtStake and being #ForThePeople. Want to know what’s at stake? A booming economy, safer communities, and a strong military. When everyday Americans look at their bigger paychecks or the “now hiring” signs in their hometowns, they have only one party to thank for that. Spoiler: it isn’t the Democrats. No, …
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