John E. James

Evidence has proven that Secretary Mayorkas' sustained and willful betrayal of the public trust makes him an accessory to the poisoning of millions of Americans complicit in a modern-day slave trade and so derelict in his duty to secure the homeland that it crosses unequivocally into the realm of high crimes and misdemeanors.

The lesson must be learned that American leadership matters, and weak leaders leave our friends and allies more vulnerable against violence.

In order to restore America's manufacturing, energy, and agricultural independence, we must first establish guardrails on how taxpayer subsidies can be spent.

Mining is essential to our energy strategy and manufacturing independence.

Without independent, secure, and safe minerals, there is no manufacturing independence. Worse, there is no national security.

The siren song of isolationism is tempting. But allowing vacuums of American influence around the world to be filled by terrorists and exploited by communists is a threat to American security at home.

In a time when our military struggles to recruit and retain personnel, and we are still searching for a cure to cancer, raising awareness for this deadly disease is both in the best interests of the American people and the health of our nation.

As a member of the bipartisan House-Knesset Parliamentary Friendship Group, I will always stand by Israel's right to defend itself against aggression, and uphold our shared ideals of democracy and prosperity.

The Biden Administration's forced transition to electric vehicles - the 'comply or die' mandate being pushed down from the federal government to everyone, from dealers to mechanics to suppliers of all shapes and sizes - will absolutely crater the economy, not to mention trample Americans' choice in the car they drive.

I was proud to vote for and be an original co-sponsor for the CARS Act because Americans deserve choice in the vehicle they drive, not a mandate.

I was taught by excellent leaders, the best of which being my mom and dad, to do the right thing even when it's hard.