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Democrat policies are causing a crime spike in blue cities across our country. In San Francisco, total crime rose by eight percent last year. In our Nation’s capital, murder rates have reached a 15-year high, and in New York City, major crimes rose by 22 percent. |
Washington, D.C. — Today, Rep. Barry Moore (AL-02) voted in support of H.R. 734, the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act. This legislation bars biological men from competing in school athletic programs that are for women and girls in compliance with Title IX. This bill ensures that biological females compete against other biological females in women's competitive sports that are funded through Title IX.
Washington, D.C. — Today, Rep. Barry Moore (AL-02) voted in support of a joint resolution of disapproval to strike down the D.C. City Council's Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Emergency Amendment Act of 2022. This permanent legislation was introduced in the wake of anti-police protests in the summer of 2020.
Washington, D.C. -- Today, Rep. Barry Moore (AL-02) introduced legislation to repeal the 16th Amendment to the Constitution, which allows the United States government to collect income taxes on its citizens. Rep. Bob Good (VA- 05) and Rep. Keith Self (TX-03) are co-sponsors of this legislation. Today is Tax Day, the date by which taxes must be filed for most Americans.
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Washington, D.C. — On Thursday, April 6, Rep. Barry Moore, a member of the House Agriculture Committee, held a farm bill listening session in Andalusia to give constituents the opportunity to share what they would like to see in this year's Farm Bill. Topics of discussion included farm safety nets, feral swine eradication, the importance of checkoffs, addressing barriers to entering ag production, and labor concerns. Moore was joined by his Agriculture Policy Staffer Samantha Barnett, and Senator Tommy Tuberville's Agriculture Policy Staffer Emma Johnston.
There’s an old law school saying, coined by a former New York Supreme Court justice, that a grand jury can “indict a ham sandwich.” This adage has gained popularity in the 38 years since it was uttered because grand juries only hear one side of the case during the indictment proceedings. |
Washington, D.C. — On Wednesday, April 5, Rep. Barry Moore, a member of the House Agriculture Committee, held a farm bill listening session in Dothan to give constituents the opportunity to share what they would like to see in this year's Farm Bill. Topics of discussion included crop insurance and disaster assistance, help for young and beginning farmers, foreign agricultural acquisition, and credit access and technical assistance. Moore was joined by his Agriculture Policy Staffer Samantha Barnett, and Senator Tommy Tuberville's Agriculture Policy Staffer Emma Johnston.
Washington, D.C. — On Tuesday, April 4, Rep. Barry Moore, a member of the House Agriculture Committee, held a farm bill listening session in Montgomery to give constituents the opportunity to share what they would like to see in this year's Farm Bill. Topics of discussion included strong farm safety nets, diversified packing capacity, conservation programming, and public agriculture research and extension services.
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