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U.S. Rep .Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., was present at the dinner to help award the organization’s Republican of the Year award. Before Foxx assisted with the award she took a moment to discuss her work in Washington, D.C. Read more »

"Though citizens are able to stop receiving telemarketing calls, politicians made sure to exempt political robocalls from the power of the Do Not Call Registry. If these calls weren't such a nuisance, their blatant exclusion would be laughable. Removi Read more »

"Every campaign season, like clockwork, families are bombarded by an endless stream of political robo-calls," Congresswoman Foxx stated. "There is little voters can do to stop the annoyance, which all too often comes right in the middle of family dinners Read more »

Foxx is sponsoring a bill that would repeal requirements of the Davis-Bacon Act - passed in the 1930's - from highway projects. She says that requires union-level wages be paid by contractors working on highways. She says it is not necessary to charge Read more »

"Every year our country's top young artists have the chance to display their work in the United States Capitol where it will be seen by visitors from around the world," Congresswoman Foxx stated. "North Carolina's artists are among the nation' Read more »

"My heart goes out to the family and friends of Hickory Marine Mason Vanderwork. After multiple tours of duty defending liberty abroad, Mason, at twenty-one, gave his last full measure of devotion in service to this country. We can never adequately thank Read more »

America's growing debt is real and Congress has a responsibility to deal with it. The first step has to be controlling government spending through the passage of a balanced budget. House Republicans, with the leadership of Budget Committee Chairman Pa Read more »

Washington should think carefully before it decrees mandates that could siphon from the limited dollars governments and private sector job creators use to keep people employed and localities functioning. But as loopholes within the original UMRA legislati Read more »

On many high-profile issues, one would be hard-pressed to find us in agreement. But the spirit of this legislation and its underlying principle – that the American people would be better served by a government that only regulates with the best of in Read more »

The "suits" in Washington do not have all the answers when it comes to helping millions of jobless Americans compete for work. The best insight and the best services for job seekers are found at the local level – with local leaders, local workforce Read more »