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The Washington Times reports, "The conservative caucus, made up of more than 150 House Republicans, has helped influence GOP leadership to announce late last month that it will officially 'whip' members to reject the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill.
'It’s now clear that the tax-and-spend reconciliation bill and the Senate infrastructure bill are inextricably linked. Therefore, we will be whipping against both measures in an effort to stop Democrats from enacting $5 trillion in socialist spending,' said the office of House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, Louisiana Republican.
"We’ve known that the infrastructure bill and the budget reconciliation are linked — it’s a point Chairman @RepJimBanks and @RepublicanStudy members have been discussing for nearly two months now." We've got to stop this insatiable spending.https://t.co/YGVgr52CKI — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) October 11, 2021
"We’ve known that the infrastructure bill and the budget reconciliation are linked — it’s a point Chairman @RepJimBanks and @RepublicanStudy members have been discussing for nearly two months now."
Jim Thurber, professor of government at American University, said the RSC’s size and scope give it leverage in the House, comparing it to the influence of the Congressional Progressive Caucus in the Democratic Party.
'I think it’s the most important legislative caucus,' Mr. Thurber said. 'And when they’re against something, it’s significant.”
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CBN News reports, “Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL) detailed how her mother chose life, despite advice from doctors and her family.
‘Every woman's story is different and these decisions do not come easy, but I am grateful every single day that there were resources available for my mom because in that moment she chose life.’
My colleagues across the aisle have attempted to glorify and normalize abortion, holding hearings on the issue when we're facing critical issues the Oversight & Reform Committee has the unique power to address. As for me, I'll always stand for life.https://t.co/9dy7Uck1ds — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) October 4, 2021
My colleagues across the aisle have attempted to glorify and normalize abortion, holding hearings on the issue when we're facing critical issues the Oversight & Reform Committee has the unique power to address.
Cammack is the youngest Republican woman in the 117th Congress.
She accused Democrats of ‘glorifying’ and ‘normalizing’ abortion in a bid to strip the Hyde Amendment from the budget. The legislative provision ensures that U.S. taxpayer dollars don't go to funding abortions."
The chyron says all you need to know: the Democrats are in total disarray as they come to terms with the fact that Americans don't want to spend TRILLIONS of dollars we can't afford. pic.twitter.com/bzHPMmmGpd — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) October 1, 2021
The chyron says all you need to know: the Democrats are in total disarray as they come to terms with the fact that Americans don't want to spend TRILLIONS of dollars we can't afford. pic.twitter.com/bzHPMmmGpd
I'm sure she doesn't.
It's easy to avoid talking about numbers and dollars when you're hiding all the nonsense packed into this bill. ? $4.3T in new spending ? $2.1T in new taxes on American families and job creators ? Largest tax increase in American history#BidenBankruptcyBlueprint https://t.co/tXNUFYnNsl — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 27, 2021
It's easy to avoid talking about numbers and dollars when you're hiding all the nonsense packed into this bill.
"Not only is it $3.5T just at the beginning, but you're looking at $68Tover the course of 10 years—the amount that this bill adds to our deficit and our national debt. Well, quite frankly, we just can't afford it."https://t.co/MMKZmWpjdt — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 21, 2021
"Not only is it $3.5T just at the beginning, but you're looking at $68Tover the course of 10 years—the amount that this bill adds to our deficit and our national debt. Well, quite frankly, we just can't afford it."https://t.co/MMKZmWpjdt
Newsmax reports, "Democrats will try everything to restore immigration in their $3.5 trillion spending plan, potentially even firing the Senate parliamentarian who ruled that the matter should not be included in the reconciliation plan, Rep. Kat Cammack said on Newsmax Monday.
And if that happens, the Florida Republican told Newsmax's 'National Report,' 'Americans across the country should just absolutely call out this blatant hypocrisy for the rules of procedure.'
On Sunday, the Parliamentarian ruled that the immigration reform push was 'by any standard a broad, new immigration policy' and that the policy change 'substantially outweighs the budgetary impact of that change."
We're back in Washington this week as Democrats work to finalize their massive tax-and-spend spree that will do irreparable harm to our economy, national debt, and future generations. pic.twitter.com/9vLhqmWpFB — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 19, 2021
We're back in Washington this week as Democrats work to finalize their massive tax-and-spend spree that will do irreparable harm to our economy, national debt, and future generations. pic.twitter.com/9vLhqmWpFB
The Hill reported on Friday, "House Democrats this week wrapped up the bulk of committee work on a $3.5 trillion package of social benefits and climate programs — a massive undertaking that advances what would be a legacy-defining domestic agenda for President Biden.
Now the harder part begins.
While 13 separate committees succeeded in drafting, massaging and ultimately approving the portions of the package under their jurisdiction, the process featured plenty of infighting between disparate factions over various provisions — differences that have created headaches for Democratic leaders and will need resolving before the legislation hits the floor."
...one which he doesn't have the authority nor means to enforce. Our Constitution protects our liberties but it seems as if this administration has found another way to demonstrate just how blatantly unlawful, and unconstitutional, its policies are. 2/4 — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 10, 2021
...one which he doesn't have the authority nor means to enforce. Our Constitution protects our liberties but it seems as if this administration has found another way to demonstrate just how blatantly unlawful, and unconstitutional, its policies are.
Mandating vaccines for private companies is just as oxymoronic as it sounds and flies in the face of the very science President Biden has touted since taking office. I will always stand up for an individual's right to do what is best for him/herself and his/her family... 3/4 — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 10, 2021
Mandating vaccines for private companies is just as oxymoronic as it sounds and flies in the face of the very science President Biden has touted since taking office. I will always stand up for an individual's right to do what is best for him/herself and his/her family...
...and I certainly won't allow the federal government to tell private companies what to do. This is no longer about science, it's about politics, and it won't stand. 4/4 — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 10, 2021
...and I certainly won't allow the federal government to tell private companies what to do.
President Joe Biden said in December about the possibility of both mask and vaccine mandates, "“I don't think it should be mandatory, I wouldn't demand it be mandatory.”
Another LIE from Joe Biden. https://t.co/4omzrQvYgG — House Republicans (@HouseGOP) September 9, 2021
Another LIE from Joe Biden. https://t.co/4omzrQvYgG
Biden has since declared vaccines to be mandatory.
The administration has repeatedly admitted that they don't know many Americans remain stranded behind enemy lines. Hiding from questions is the Biden Foreign Policy Blueprint. pic.twitter.com/F8WOSGRBqY — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 8, 2021
The administration has repeatedly admitted that they don't know many Americans remain stranded behind enemy lines.
The Boston Herald's Grace Curley wrote in mid-August as the turmoil continued in Afghanistan, "The president of the United States should not be calling a lid and hiding out at Camp David as this bloody catastrophe unfolds.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki made excuses for her absentee boss: 'He likes Camp David. It’s a place to be outside, spend time with family, and certainly has beautiful, beautiful scenery there.'
Maybe Joe should ask Hunter to paint him a nice landscape. Watercolors might best capture the bucolic mood. Then Joe could hang Hunter’s latest masterpiece in the Oval Office. That way the president could enjoy the beautiful, beautiful scenery and still be privy to some of the fallout from his terrible decisions."
We're getting pretty darn used to seeing the president walk away from the podium. He'd rather have his press secretary take tough questions than answer for the debacle he's caused. https://t.co/94ccPQ15wS — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (@RepKatCammack) September 3, 2021
We're getting pretty darn used to seeing the president walk away from the podium. He'd rather have his press secretary take tough questions than answer for the debacle he's caused. https://t.co/94ccPQ15wS
"I’m not supposed to take any questions but go ahead,' Biden told Bloomberg News reporter Jennifer Jacobs.
Jacobs began, 'Mr. President, on Afghanistan—'
'I’m not gonna answer on Afghanistan now,' Biden interjected before walking away from the podium."