Jobs & Economy
A strong job market is the cornerstone of an unstoppable America. We get it, and that is why our votes will always put American workers and families first. From our many ports, our local small businesses, and urban development, we will defend your jobs and bring more to the Lowcountry. But jobs are not the only thing that shape our economy.
The current Congress in Washington has failed to end wasteful spending. The national debt is $34,000,000,000,000. Inflation is up. Cost of living is up. The burden of our nation's crippling debt is now being felt by families all across South Carolina. But establishment Republicans and Democrats have done nothing to prevent this. The unchecked spending in the nation's capital has spiraled out of control and we must act now and balance our budget. That is exactly what we will do in Congress.
We will not stand idly by as the Biden administration worsens the economic challenges facing hardworking American families. We will champion policies that lower taxes, alleviate the high cost of living, and provide meaningful change to American families. In our office, the Lowcountry will always come first, as we strive to uphold the values and principles that make our nation great.
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As Congress debated the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act back in 2017, many “experts” warned federal revenue would drop massively and expand the deficit. Some even warned of an “economic Armageddon” if American workers and businesses got to keep a little bit more of their hard-earned money.
Congresswoman Nancy Mace joined Fox and Friends to discuss her recent op-ed calling out Democrats' radical $7 trillion spending spree and how it will burden the next generation with debt they can never repay.
When Joe Biden was sworn in as president in January, he promised the American people he would make bipartisanship a top priority of his administration and work to unify the country. Many Americans, including myself, were hopeful he’d stick to this promise, one he repeated over and over again on the campaign trail.
Congresswoman Nancy Mace joined Newsmax to share her frustrations with Biden's hard-left turn during his first 100 days and her expectations for his first State of the Union address.
As we finally approach the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, life in America is getting close to something that looks like “normal.” Americans are seeing friends and family, schools are reopening, offices are returning to some in-person work, and businesses across the country are getting mobbed by customers.
To accommodate this reopening, these businesses need new employees, and they’re dusting off their “Help Wanted” signs as fast as they can.
Unfortunately, many business owners are rapidly discovering that they can’t find workers to take the jobs they’re offering.
Our nation is made up of thousands of “laboratories of democracy,” where families, businesses, communities, and governments are driven to find unique ways to overcome challenges we all face. This is especially true when it comes to environmental protection.
Every state, city, and town have their own approach to balancing the economic prosperity of their communities with the desire to preserve the environment they depend on for so much of their lives.
