“…I will do everything in my power to be the loudest, strongest, most unwavering conservative voice our district and state has ever seen…”

That’s a low bar. He sounds like an idiot.

U.S. Congress Had Its Least Productive Year in Modern History amid House GOP Turmoil
The 118th Congress enacted remarkably few laws as Republican infighting took center stage at several points throughout the year

By Virginia Chamlee Published on December 21, 2023 01:33PM EST

The 118th U.S. Congress was historically unproductive in 2023, putting itself on track to enact fewer laws than any of its predecessors in modern times amid ongoing chaos in the House of Representatives.

The New York Times reports that as of Tuesday, the House had only passed 27 bills that became law this year, despite holding a total of 724 votes — a testament to the toll of unprecedented infighting within the House Republican Conference.
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We received a self-congratulatory franking piece (taxpayer funded) in the U.S. mail from Mark Alford (r):

“…Passed 12 bills and amendments in the House…”

Seems like…not much.

“…Sent 20 leteers/inquiries to Biden Administration officials…”

Were they sternly worded? Just asking.

“…Supported more than 100 initiatives safeguarding religious liberties and defending Missouri values…”

A priority, then. And…?

Previously:

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