Morgan Griffith: No to a second death tax
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Benjamin Franklin famously noted that “in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes.” He never said those two certainties needed to go hand in hand.
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Morgan Griffith: Botched exit
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Years ago, the U.S. completed its original goals of destroying al Qaeda and ensuring that Afghanistan would not be a staging ground for trans-national Islamic extremist groups.
Morgan Griffith: Neurodegenerative diseases
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On July 29, the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Health held a hearing entitled “The Path Forward: Advancing Treatments and Cures for Neurodegenerative Diseases.”
Morgan Griffith: Charade
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In recent weeks, Speaker Nancy Pelosi has started a committee to investigate the events that took place on January 6th and to ensure nothing like this happens again
Spanberger bill would establish process in the event of a presidential candidate’s death
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Here’s one for you: what happens if a presidential candidate dies before an election is certified?
Holly Sklar: 12 years without a minimum wage raise
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We’ve hit a terrible milestone for the federal minimum wage – 12 years without a raise. The last increase was to $7.25 an hour on July 24, 2009.
Morgan Griffith: COVID vaccines
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Thanks to this well-established foundation of mRNA research, COVID-19 vaccine developers were able to finalize a product quickly and efficiently. These many years of research are why I am comfortable with the safety and security of COVID-19 vaccines.
Morgan Griffith: The repression of Communist-run Cuba
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In Cuba recently, thousands of Cubans have taken to the streets in protest of the 62-year long socialist dictatorship.
Morgan Griffith: The importance of the Hyde Amendment
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Eradicating the Hyde Amendment would force American taxpayers to fund abortion, even if it goes entirely against their personal religious convictions.
Morgan Griffith: Born on the Fourth of July
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July 4th has long been celebrated as America’s birthday. The day in 1776 that the Second Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence has been commemorated for generations by fireworks, parades, cookouts, and all manner of festivities.
