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This week, I soaked up the chance to spend some time back home in the Lowcountry, visiting with friends, family, and constituents across the region.

When I came to Congress, I promised I would work with anyone and everyone who was willing to work with me to do what's best for the Lowcountry and for the nation. This week, those efforts have produced real results.

In the Lowcountry, environment is everything. Our pristine beaches, wetlands, and our wildlife are worth fighting for. With massive flooding in recent years, our community has seen first hand what can happen if we fail to understand this.

This week, I took a stand for our Constitution and the original intention of our Founders and voted to repeal the 2002 AUMF.

This week, I continued my ongoing tour of the Lowcountry by meeting with several people and organizations dedicated to helping our region grow and thrive.

In celebration of Memorial Day, I spoke with the amazing veterans of American Legion Post 179 about the importance of honoring our fallen heroes.

This week, I introduced bipartisan legislation to ensure the government can't force private companies to build "back doors" into their cyber security systems.

This week, we held our third Telephone Town Hall where I talked with people from all across the Lowcountry.