eNewsletter Archive
Friends,
As we celebrated Mother’s Day on Sunday, I want to first say thank you to all the moms across our community for all you do all year long. I am blessed to have a great mom who is a retired Cabarrus County school teacher and who taught me important values like public service. I’m also thankful everyday for my wife, Renee, who is an incredible mom to our son.
Friends,
Last week, President Joe Biden marked his first 100 days in office. I give him an A on his rhetoric but an F on his results. Here’s why.
Friends,
These are challenging times and you deserve better than the partisanship coming from Washington.
I was encouraged by President Joe Biden calling for unity in his inaugural address. But I’ve been disappointed since then, as he and Speaker Nancy Pelosi have pushed their agenda without making any real efforts toward bipartisanship.
Friends,
The crisis at our border continues to get worse and the fallout continues to mount.
It’s worse than I thought.
Friends,
I have just recently returned from a visit to our southern border and it’s worse than I thought.
While touring several sites and meeting with border patrol agents on the ground, they confirmed what I have been saying all along: the Biden border crisis is a humanitarian, national security, and public health crisis.
Friends,
Spring has finally arrived and a difficult season is behind us. That is always good news, but not the only reason to rejoice. For my family, like many of you, this time is joyous mostly because of Easter.
Friends,
There is a heartbreaking crisis on our southern border, and it’s getting worse.
In Washington, Nancy Pelosi and the liberals in Congress hide behind a massive wall with razor wire. Yet under President Biden - our border is wide open.