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Dear Friends, Below is an update on the national security crisis at our southern border, an update on Georgia’s new election law, as well as the latest on COVID-19 vaccination efforts in North Carolina. CBP Reports Additional Terrorism Watch List Individuals Arrested at the Border In March, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) confirmed to Congress that four people arrested… Read more »

Dear Friends, Below is an update on President Biden’s infrastructure announcement, an update from the VA, as well as the latest on COVID-19 vaccination efforts in North Carolina. The Reality of President Biden’s Infrastructure Package As a Member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, I know firsthand the unique challenges and infrastructure needs our… Read more »

Dear Friends, This week, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced further easing of some of the state’s COVID-19 restrictions.  Beginning today: The indoor gathering limit will be increased from 25 to 50, and the outdoor gathering limit will be increased from 50 to 100. The curfew on alcohol sales for onsite consumption will be fully lifted. Some establishments,… Read more »

Dear Friends, First, I want to condemn the senseless violence that occurred in Boulder, Colorado last night.  As law enforcement continues to uncover details about what happened, my thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families, including Boulder Police Officer Eric Talley, who tragically lost his life while responding to the scene. Here’s another update… Read more »

Rest assured, I’ll be voting “no” on this unconstitutional legislation. Read more »

Two parts to today’s update: the latest on the Democrats’ effort to pass a partisan $1.9 trillion pork barrel spending bill, and information about the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in North Carolina announced by the Governor last week. Read more »

The truth is that just 9% of the bill’s $1.9 trillion price tag actually goes to fighting the virus. Read more »

Brunswick County has declared a state of emergency following Tuesday morning’s tornado. The County is encouraging impacted individuals to call or e-mail county offices with requests for assistance instead of visiting in person. Read more »

Below is an update on issues in Congress this past week, as well as the latest on COVID-19 and vaccination efforts in North Carolina.  Democrats Prepare to Ram Through $1.9 Trillion in “COVID-19 Relief” Spending Friday afternoon, the House of Representatives passed a partisan Budget Resolution that could allow Democrats to fast-track $1.9 trillion in new spending… Read more »

Two parts to today’s update: a recap of the Biden Administration’s first ten days in office, and an update on COVID-19 and vaccination efforts here in North Carolina. Read more »