6th-generation Georgian proudly representing the incredible people of Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District
Fayette County, Georgia
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Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
Afternoon folks, here is a recorded briefing covering timing and impacts from Hurricane Isaias. This is the last recorded briefing before the event, as we will be in warning operations tomorrow. youtube.com/watch?v=kwq83GZu…
#gawx
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
Congratulations @RepBrianJack for scoring a 100% on the American Energy Scorecard! Thank you for being a champion for American energy! americanenergyalliance.org/2…
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Last week, Subcommittee Chairman @RepBrianJack held a hearing on how digital assets like crypto can help small businesses get paid faster and strengthen cash flow on Main Street.
Read more:
House Subcommittee Explores Crypto’s Impact on Small Businesses dlvr.it/TVYT5V
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
In @RepClayFuller and @RepBrianJack’s state, Georgia, manufacturers are building the future.
Immediate R&D expensing and full equipment expensing are driving innovation and supporting American manufacturing.
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📍Carroll County, Georgia
Family farms like @NGTurf represent the very best of American agriculture. What began with just 20 acres more than 40 years ago now supplies American-grown turf across the country.
Thank you @RepBrianJack and @AgCommHarperGA for joining our conversation with Georgia producers about keeping family farms strong for generations to come!
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
Grateful to join the amazing Steve Gradick of WLPP and @RepBrianJack in Carrollton, Georgia yesterday for a fun long chat on all things America, agriculture, and saving our country.
We announced the finalized Cooperative Interstate Shipment (CIS) agreement, giving qualifying Georgia state-inspected meat processors the opportunity to ship USDA-labeled products across state lines.
This is a tremendous victory for Georgia's farmers, ranchers, and small meat processors.
Yesterday, Georgia became one of only a handful of states participating in the Cooperative Interstate Shipment Program—allowing qualifying state-inspected meat processors to ship USDA-labeled products nationwide.
For too long, a handful of massive processors have dominated the market, putting family-owned processors at a disadvantage.
This is another step toward expanding opportunity, strengthening rural America, increasing competition, and rebuilding America's food production capacity.
Under Biden, the United States flipped from net agricultural exporter to net importer. Four years of weakness turned a historic American strength into a strategic vulnerability. We’re fixing that.
Food security is national security. Thank you Georgia!!! 🥩🐂🇺🇸
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
The "no regrets" line went viral. The next two minutes are worse.
Rep. Brian Jack: "I'm going to take that as an evasive answer."
Then he asked for the internal reviews that greenlit the exhibits.
Then Heritage's Mike Gonzalez told the committee what actually fixes the Smithsonian.
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
"I don't have any regrets."
The director of the @smithsonian's National Museum of American History is under fire after defending the museum's exhibits during a tense House hearing.
When Republican Rep. Brian Jack asked whether she regretted any exhibits displayed during her tenure, director Anthea Hartig replied, "I am incredibly proud of the work we've done... But I don't have any regrets." Pressed on what mistakes had been made, Hartig said, "There are always factual errors."
The exchange came moments after Heritage Foundation senior fellow Mike Gonzalez blasted a museum exhibit suggesting Benjamin Franklin may have conducted electrical experiments on indentured servants or enslaved people — despite, he said, offering "no evidence whatsoever."
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
Almost a full YEAR of results — and counting.
WATCH: @RepBrianJack highlights the MASSIVE success of the Working Families Tax Cuts, marking nearly a year since the One Big Beautiful Bill delivered relief to Main Street.
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Federal defense contracts meant for small businesses are being SWEPT UP by large corporations.
WATCH: @RepBrianJack and Mr. Jaworowski break down how strengthening the Rule of Two could give Main Street a fighting chance.
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
. @RepBrianJack and I just had a great phone call about what's happening with Georgia Power and the impending eminent domain situation threatening not only homes, but cattle farms and row crops. I will be speaking more on the matter soon.
Calling on @RepBrianJack to reach out to me about this situation in Georgia. Sir, you represent the county where these people are being threatened with eminent domain on their homes. This is not ok. Follow me back and DM me today please.
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
"In light of this evening's events, I ask that all Americans recommit with their hearts in resolving our differences peacefully." - President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸
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President Donald J. Trump on the United States military combat operations in Iran:
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An Ice Storm Warning has been issued for a large portion of north Georgia from Saturday afternoon through Monday morning, where ice accumulations of 0.25" to 1" are expected. Even a fraction of an inch of ice can have major impacts on roadways and make travel dangerous. #gawx
ALT Areal extent of both the Ice Storm Warning and Winter Storm Watch are overlaid atop a map of Georgia on the right. Information about expected ice accumulations and travel impacts are included in bullet form on the left.
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
House Republicans defied expectations and delivered once again 🇺🇸
My joint statement with Leader @SteveScalise, @GOPMajorityWhip Emmer, and @HouseGOP Chairwoman @RepLisaMcClain on fully funding the America First Agenda by completing FY26 Appropriations:
Today, House Republicans completed another monumental achievement by completing Fiscal Year 2026 appropriations — without a bloated omnibus bill or another continuing resolution. Despite slim margins, nonstop media noise, and Democrats’ 43-day government shutdown, House Republicans have made significant progress to restore regular order and return the appropriations process to a committee-led, member-driven approach. Chairman Cole and our appropriators worked tirelessly for months to deliver this outcome, and today, the House joined them in getting the job done.
Together, all twelve appropriations bills provide responsible, full-year government funding, spend less than another continuing resolution, and codify reforms to cut waste, fraud, and abuse. Once enacted, any last remnants of Biden-era spending will be replaced with President Trump’s spending levels. Many doubted us, but Republicans have delivered once again in making the America First agenda a reality. We have finally turned the page, and we are not turning back.
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
NEW REPORT: Judiciary Republicans reveal how CVS Health is stifling innovation and competition.
Nonpublic documents produced to the Committee show that CVS Health:
-Learned how the hub model operated and then changed its network rules to stop independent pharmacies from working with hubs
-Used audits and cease-and-desist letters against independent pharmacies to foreclose competitor access and restrict options for independent pharmacies
-Leveraged its PBM pharmacy network to eliminate competition
Read the full report here: judiciary.house.gov/sites/ev…
Read the appendix here: judiciary.house.gov/sites/ev…
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
Thank you @JohnMannionNY22 and @RepBrianJack for being #retailcrime fighters through your support of the Combating #OrganizedRetailCrime Act. bit.ly/4frE4I4
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The Trump Department of Justice has just delivered thousands of pages of Epstein-related documents to the Oversight Committee.
The Trump DOJ is moving at a pace far faster than anything ever produced by the Biden DOJ.
Congressman Brian Jack retweeted
House Republicans aren’t going to be lectured on transparency from the Democrat Party that worked to cover up President Biden’s lack of fitness for office and his scandalous use of the autopen.
Republicans remain committed to passing crypto legislation, the Defense appropriations bill, and rescissions legislation — but Democrats didn’t take that opportunity seriously in the Rules Committee, and instead resorted to an obscure procedural and political stunt to try and distract the American people from their own failures.
The Rules Committee needed to approve the rule without any amendments, so that is what I recommended.
Reps. Foxx, Fischbach, Houchin, Langworthy, Scott, Griffith and Jack voted correctly on all amendments in committee so that our House can swiftly pay our brave soldiers and enact the most important cryptocurrency legislation in our country’s history.
All House Republicans are for truth and transparency. And we know President Trump can be trusted to make the right decisions, to stand for justice, and to protect the innocent.
I’m thankful for President Trump getting involved tonight to ensure that we can pass the GENIUS Act tomorrow, and agreeing again to help us advance additional crypto legislation in the coming days. Much more to come!
