5 things House Republicans must do in 2023 with new majority

As the 117th Congress drew to a close, Americans said they wanted to challenge the will of the American people by having leaders from both parties pass the 4,000-page, $1.7 trillion total spending bill with little to no debate. and ignored their best interests and watched the swamp move.

Sixty-eight U.S. Senators, including eighteen Republicans, paved the way for massive and financially irresponsible action. This sometimes held back spending despite the fact that voters gave Republicans a majority in the House on Election Day.

Seeing out-of-touch career politicians reach for the cookie jar once more before House conservatives took control is just a recent reminder why Congress has a 27% approval rating. But insensitive legislation by one party in Washington is giving the incoming Republican majority in the House an opportunity to make a bold counterpoint to this reckless action.

Here are five big things House Republicans can do to get off on the right foot in 2023 by playing their core competencies and listening to the American people.

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Become a party to financial responsibility

Hard-working citizens understand that federal spending has long been out of control. The last time America had a balanced budget, in 2001, the national debt was $5 trillion, and now, just 20 years later, we are amazed that she has reached $31 trillion, rising.

Indeed, the COVID-19 economic relief package has exploded in government spending, but President Biden and Democrats have refused to back out. This pivotal decision triggered the current inflation crisis. In the next Congress, we must get back to basics by passing a budget and returning to a transparent appropriation process that respects taxpayer funds.

Senator Rand Paul took to Twitter to ridicule the 4,155-page, $1.7 trillion package of legislation passed by Congress.
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The issue of fiscal restraint is a key issue for Republicans. It takes hard work, leadership and courage to admit we are in the midst of an unsustainable debt crisis.

become a reform party

It is easy to see that the government desperately needs common sense reform. 63% believe America is on the wrong track because they see the plain facts that Washington is broken and its leaders are making the wrong decisions.

After the 2020 election, the arrogant triumvirate of Biden, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-California), and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer abused power, neglected the people, and failed administrators of the status quo. advanced as Now Republicans have a clear opportunity to pick up the mantle of reform and do it.

President Biden, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at a signing ceremony at the White House on August 9, 2022.
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The Republican House of Representatives has the first 100 days to explain why congressional term limits and budget balance are important, and have a vote to put every member of Congress on record. The American people deserve to know who wants to change Washington and who is content to manage America’s economic decline.

become a party to border security

President Biden’s careless policies have opened borders, sparked the current crisis, and the situation is getting worse by the day. Biden supporters in the mainstream media refuse to report this issue honestly, making them complicit in the human catastrophe we see on our phones every day.

They can do something about it by sparking much-needed national debate now that the Republicans are in power. Prioritize border security and sovereignty, except for This should be changed immediately as a matter of national security.

House Republicans must do it all, act now, and adopt a no mercy approach until the civil-killing fentanyl stops flowing across the border. Holding can be an effective way to highlight the most worrying issues and should invite Border Czar Vice President Kamala Harris and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mallorcas to testify.

Vice President Kamala Harris meets with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mallorcas at El Paso International Airport in El Paso, Texas June 25, 2021.
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Become a party to accountability

Over the past two years, Americans have witnessed the one-party rule of the federal government, reminding them why the Founding Fathers set up a system of checks and balances.

And Republicans in the House can ask the Biden administration some long-awaited questions. All Americans, regardless of political affiliation, should want to know if President Biden is in jeopardy because of his family’s long-term foreign business dealings. We have the right to fully explain the origins of -19 and thoroughly investigate the government’s response to the pandemic – good, bad and ugly.

Finally, an inquiry should be launched to consider the activities of the selection committee on January 6th. As some J6 committee staff members recently told The Washington Post, the American public is questioning whether a taxpayer-funded congressional committee was operating under the guise of a covert Liz Cheney 2024 presidential campaign. Worth knowing.

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Let’s be the party of the forgotten men and women

During the Obama and Biden administrations, there was a palpable feeling across the country that the federal government was prioritizing all but hard-working, rule-behaving American citizens. Americans were sick and tired of the ignorant left, with its bad trade deals, nuclear deals with the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism, and obeying every command of its mega-donor George Soros. elitist. Unfortunately, the Biden White House has learned nothing from recent history. House Republicans should draw a line in the sand and make it clear that they will not allow our country to follow the path of socialism any longer.

January 2023 must be a new beginning for America. The blueprint for success is not rocket science. House Republicans can be empowered simply by listening to Americans.

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