Congressman Norman Reintroduces Bill to Restore Oversight and Accountability at the CBO

Reintroduced bill requiring Congressional Budget Office director to appear before budget committees twice yearly.

“Washington is steering this country toward a $39 trillion debt cliff”

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Democrats Say The Quiet Part Out Loud

Attacked Democrats for using government shutdown as political leverage against Republicans.

“Democrat Whip Katherine Clark admitted what we all knew — Democrats are fine with Americans suffering if it gives them leverage for their radical political demands to give healthcare for illegal aliens, support LGBT programs in foreign countries, and add on $1.5 trillion in spending”

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Congressman Norman Condemns Mecklenburg Judge’s Decision to Free Accused Accomplice in Mary Collins Murder Case

Condemned judge's decision to free accused accomplice in 2020 murder case, citing soft-on-crime policies.

“Yet this judge let a violent offender remain free, proof of how liberal, soft-on-crime policies fail victims and endanger communities.”

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Congressman Norman Ranked Among Most Aligned with President Trump

Announced recognition as one of Congress members most aligned with President Trump's policies.

“President Trump is leading our country with strength and common sense — and I’m proud to stand with him”

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Congressman Norman Demands Answers From SLED After Murder of Logan Federico

Demanded answers from state law enforcement on murder by repeat offender.

“An incomplete rap sheet is not a clerical error; it’s a public safety failure with deadly consequences”

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Congressman Norman Statement on Israel-Hamas Peace Deal

Praised Trump's announcement of Israel-Hamas peace agreement as achieving peace through strength.

“Today’s peace deal between Israel and Hamas is a step in the right direction and long overdue. I commend the Israeli people for showing unwavering strength in the face of terror, and I give full credit to President Trump for his leadership in making this deal happen.”

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Congressman Norman Reintroduces Constitutional Amendment to Prohibit Member Pay During a Government Shutdown

Reintroduced constitutional amendment to bar congressional pay during government shutdowns.

“Members of Congress have a constitutional duty to fund the government’s essential functions”

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Congressman Norman Introduces House Companion to Camden National Battlefield Park Study Act

Introduced legislation directing the Interior Secretary to study establishing Camden Battlefield as a National Park unit.

“The Battle of Camden stands as one of the most significant Revolutionary War battles fought in the South”

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The Biggest Winners of the One Big Beautiful Bill? Hardworking American Families.

Praised One Big Beautiful Bill for tax relief, school choice, and family support provisions.

“This bill is about strengthening the backbone of our nation – the American family”

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Norman, Budd, and Scott Lead Effort to Roll Back Biden-Era Regulations Hurting American Farmers

Led bipartisan effort urging Labor Department to repeal Biden-era H-2A visa regulations burdening farmers.

“Farmers in South Carolina and across the country are being stretched to the breaking point. Between soaring input costs, workforce shortages, and now increased labor expenses imposed by the Biden Administration, it’s no wonder so many family farms are struggling to keep their doors open”

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Congressman Norman Reintroduces Bill to Award Congressional Gold Medal to Heroes Behind Save Our Allies Evacuation Effort

Reintroduced bill to award Congressional Gold Medal to Afghanistan evacuation heroes.

“The disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan under President Biden wasn’t just a policy failure—it was a moral one”

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Congressman Norman Supports One Big Beautiful Bill, While Raising Serious Fiscal Concerns

Voted for One Big Beautiful Bill Act while raising fiscal responsibility concerns.

“I’ll keep pushing for fiscal sanity and a government that lives within its means”

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Congressman Norman Applauds SCOTUS Decision - Medina v. Planned Parenthood

Praised Supreme Court decision allowing states to exclude Planned Parenthood from Medicaid.

“This is a victory for South Carolina, for state sovereignty, and for taxpayers.By affirming the states’ authority to choose qualified healthcare providers, the Court protects communities and ensures Medicaid dollars aren’t forced to subsidize abortion-affiliated entities”

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Congressman Ralph Norman Introduces Bill to Block Federal Community Development Funds from Sanctuary Cities

Introduced bill to block federal Community Development Block Grant funds from sanctuary cities.

“It’s simple: if you’re going to ignore federal immigration law, don’t expect to get a dime of federal tax dollars”

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Congressman Ralph Norman Supports Historic Rescissions Package to Rein in Wasteful Federal Spending

Voted for H.R. 4 Rescissions Act eliminating $9.4 billion in federal spending.

“Washington doesn’t have a revenue problem. It has a spending addiction. H.R. 4 represents a generational opportunity to reverse course and put our nation back on a sound fiscal path”

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Rep. Ralph Norman Applauds His Provision in CLARITY Act

Praised inclusion of his privacy and national security provision in CLARITY Act.

“The fact of the matter is that Chinese companies are generally required by Chinese law to share data with the Chinese government.”

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Rep. Ralph Norman Statement on House Passage of One Big, Beautiful Bill

Praised House passage of One Big Beautiful Bill Act for tax cuts, border security, and restrictions on transgender treatments.

“The House just secured BIG WINS for taxpayers in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act”

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Rep. Ralph Norman Reintroduces H.R. 3377 to Award the Medal of Honor to Major James Capers, Jr.

Reintroduced bill to award Medal of Honor to retired Marine Major James Capers, Jr.

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Rep. Ralph Norman Drops the Hammer on the Need for Medicaid Program Reform

Sent letter urging structural Medicaid reform in budget reconciliation package.

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Rep. Ralph Norman Sends Letter to Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte

Sent letter applauding FHFA referral of New York Attorney General for criminal prosecution.

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Rep. Ralph Norman Sends Letter to President Trump: Award the Medal of Freedom to Bobby Richardson

Sent letter urging President Trump to award Medal of Freedom to baseball player Bobby Richardson.

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Rep. Ralph Norman Sends Letter to President Trump Medal of Honor to Major James Capers, Jr.

Sent letter to President Trump urging Medal of Honor award for Major James Capers, Jr.

“Mr. James Capers, Jr. is a legend and should be honored as one”

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Rep. Norman Reintroduces Budget Transparency & Reform Package

Reintroduced two bills to improve federal budget transparency and accounting practices.

“For far too long, our government has operated inefficiently, leading to poor lawmaking with hefty costs to the American taxpayer”

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Rep. Ralph Norman Files Amicus Brief - Medina v. Planned Parenthood

Filed amicus brief supporting South Carolina's denial of Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood.

“Private parties like Planned Parenthood have no right to undermine congressional intent by forcing states to say that Planned Parenthood is a qualified Medicaid provider”

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Rep. Ralph Norman Introduces the Ensuring Accurate and Complete Abortion Data Reporting Act

Introduced bill to incentivize states to report abortion data to CDC.

“on the Susan B. Anthony List National Pro-Life Scorecard. Rep. Norman had previously introduced this bill in the 116th, 117th, and 118th Congresses.”

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