Rep. Loudermilk’s Weekly Newsletter

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A Christmas Message from Rep. Loudermilk

Rep. Loudermilk on WSB Discussing the Border Wall and Possible Government Shutdown

Video of the Week [1 Of 2]: Loudermilk: It Looks More Promising That There May Not Be a Partial Shutdown, Lots of Activity with Pence and Mulvaney

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Video of the Week [2 of 2]: Border Funding Battle Continues as Government Shutdown Approaches

Press Release of the Week [1 of 2]: Rep. Loudermilk Meets with President Trump to Discuss Funding for Government and Border Security Amid Talk of Government Shutdown

Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) issued the following statement after he met with President Trump at the White House about funding for the federal government, disaster relief for Georgia, and security at our southern border:

“Today, I met with President Trump and House leadership to discuss the urgency of securing our southern border. The President agrees it is of paramount importance to end the flow of drugs, illegal weapons, human trafficking, and terrorists entering our country. I believe Congress should not leave Washington, D.C. without completing our job, and many of my Republican colleagues in the House agree we should stay in town and continue to fight for the American people.

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Press Release of the Week [2 of 2]: House Passes Retirement Savings Tax Incentives, Obamacare Reforms, and Tax Relief for Disaster Victims

Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) issued the following statement after the House passed the Retirement, Savings, and Other Tax Relief Act, H.R. 88:

“This vote reaffirms House Republicans’ continued commitment to alleviate the tax burdens placed on the American taxpayer. This package of bills will provide some retirement savings tax incentives, as well as tax relief for victims of disasters, specifically hurricanes Florence and Michael, in addition to the California wildfires. Among other provisions, Republicans voted to permanently repeal the Obamacare tanning tax and delay the Obamacare medical device tax, the health insurance tax, and the Cadillac tax. This legislation also makes several technical corrections to the 2017 tax reform law, which businesses in Georgia’s 11th Congressional District desperately need, and requires the IRS to develop a customer service strategy – something I have long advocated for. I urge my colleagues in the Senate to quickly consider its importance, and how it will improve the lives of America’s hardworking taxpayers.”