Rep. Loudermilk’s Weekly Newsletter

The Sammies are presented annually by the nonprofit, nonpartisan Partnership for Public Service to honor outstanding federal employees who have made significant contributions to our nation. In recognizing their achievements, they not only pay tribute to our dedicated federal workforce, but promote a culture of innovation and achievement across government.

To be a finalist for this award is a great honor, and on behalf of Rep. Loudermilk and Georgia’s 11th District, Dr. Yeargin-Allsopp, we thank you for your hard work and we are cheering for you. 

“President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Iran Nuclear Deal could not come soon enough. This bad deal – negotiated and signed by the Obama administration – only emboldened Iran’s posture in the Middle East and further antagonized one of our closest allies, Israel. Even though reinstituting sanctions on Iran alone won’t be enough to curb their quest for nuclear weapons, it is a major step toward reigning in the Iranian regime. The President sent a clear message today that America will not sit idly by and watch Iran jeopardize Americans’ safety, our ally’s safety, or the common interests we share around the world.” 

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“From the beginning, Dodd-Frank has suppressed economic growth by placing regulatory obstacles between borrowers and lenders. Its overregulation has even prevented new businesses from emerging. However, today the House of Representatives took a major step in rolling back another overreach by the CFPB, by nullifying its backdoor, illegal attempts to regulate automobile dealers.

“In spite of the fact that Dodd-Frank explicitly prohibited the CFPB from regulating auto dealers, the CFPB enacted harmful rules regulating this industry without even allowing for public input.”  

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Graphic of the Week: Military Appreciation Month