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Dear friend,
One of the most important parts of my job is talking to folks across our district and hearing directly from you about where federal resources, policies, and action can make a difference.
Over the past several weeks, I have met with cell-service providers, business and community leaders, veterans, and local employers. Those conversations are already producing results.
Folks in Moore County have told me loud and clear they need better cell service.
Dear friend,
As Fort Bragg’s Congressman, making sure our servicemembers and their families have the pay, resources, and support they deserve is one of my top priorities.
That’s why I voted to pass this year’s National Defense Authorization Act. The bill expands support for servicemembers, strengthens our industrial base, and delivers major wins for Fort Bragg and defense projects in North Carolina.
Dear friend,
Over the past week, I’ve been on the House floor advancing commonsense legislation, while also meeting with leaders from across our state and country who are working to grow our economy, strengthen our communities, and keep America safe.
Here’s a look at what’s been going on in Congress
More Money in Your Pocket This Tax Season
Spring is here in North Carolina, and there’s a lot to report. I’ve spent the past two weeks on the House floor advancing legislation and back home meeting with the people and businesses that make this district great. Here’s a look at what we’ve been working on.
A Big Win for First Responders
The House just passed my bill, H.R. 2196, to complete the National EMS Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Every single day, more than 850,000 EMS professionals answer the call. They show up in moments of crisis, often without recognition.
Dear Friend,
Spring is around the corner, and it’s been a busy stretch on Capitol Hill. From joining together to support military families and engaging with our Special Operations community to advancing commonsense solutions in the Energy and Commerce Committee, our focus remains simple: delivering results for the people of North Carolina.
Dear Friend,
As the year comes to a close, I am feeling a great deal of gratitude. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve you. And despite the challenges we each face personally and as a country, I can’t help but feel gratitude that we live in the greatest country on earth.
As I write this in the office in my home in Southern Pines, I am grateful to be home from Washington with my family gathered under one roof.
It’s starting to feel like summer across North Carolina, and as the days get hotter, the fight for America’s future is heating up too.
Whether it’s protecting your paycheck, supporting our troops, or ending the chaos at the border, I’ve been working around the clock up in Washington to put your values first.
There’s a lot going on, but I want to highlight three big things this week.
1. Why We Need To Deliver President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill
Spring has finally arrived in our area, but the warmer weather is not the only reason to rejoice. For my family, like many of yours, this time is especially joyous because it’s Easter—a celebration of Jesus Christ defeating death and rising from the grave.
Every Easter, I reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made for our salvation and how even out of darkness and despair, there is life. The same can be said for our nation.
As your representative, I am committed to defending your constitutional rights and advancing policies that benefit your family, small business, and community.
Ensuring your Second Amendment freedoms are protected is one of my top priorities. I have proudly championed H.R. 38, the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, not just in this Congress but every Congress since being elected. This bipartisan, commonsense legislation would provide nationwide concealed carry reciprocity, so each state’s concealed carry license is valid in every other state.