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Article I Project

Article I Project

The Article I Project (A1P) is a new network of House and Senate conservatives working together on a broad agenda of reform to strengthen Congress by reclaiming its constitutional legislative powers that are now being improperly exercised by the Executive Branch.

“The President is not a lawmaker-in-chief, despite how desperately he wants to be,” said Rep. Loudermilk. “Our Founders understood that government, when not properly constrained, would become corrupt and no longer represent the interests of the people. That is why they disseminated the powers of the federal government between three independent branches. Congress was given the majority of authority because they are the closest to the people, and directly accountable. However, over time Congress has abdicated that authority allowing for an unfettered growth of government, which has resulted in the rise of a fourth branch, the regulatory agencies.

“Through this coalition of Conservative members of the House and Senate, we are reclaiming the Article I powers of the Constitution. Through a series of legislative initiatives, our goal is to restore Constitutional government, reclaim the power of the purse, reduce the impact regulatory agencies and bureaucrats have on the American people, and restore a nation ‘of the people, by the people and for the people.’

“My office has been focusing on ending the era of big regulation, eliminating our crippling debt, and reigning in the runaway executive branch. I am excited to be part of the Article I Project and our vision of restoring a nation that is free, safe and full of opportunity.”

Learn more about the Article I Project

Mission Q&A

At A Glance

Regulatory Accountability

Power of the Purse

Policy Brief: The Case for Congressional Empowerment

Article I Project in the Press

The Federalist: Congressional Project to Rein-in Spending, Curtail President’s Power

National Review: A Stronger Congress, A Healthier Republic 

Rare: Could this Project End The Imperial Presidency?

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nsnews: Sen. Lee Launches ‘Constitutional Rehabilitation Project

The New York Times: Executive Overreach: Lawmakers Blame Themselves

The Weekly Standard: A Revived Congress

Rep. Loudermilk Discusses the Article I Project on 640 WGST with Richard “Sully” Sullivan

Media Center

VIDEO: Click HERE to view Rep Loudermilk’s remarks on the Article I Project

WATCH: Full video of the Article I Project launch

Office Locations

Cartersville Office

135 West Cherokee Avenue, Suite 122
Cartersville, GA 30120
Phone: 770-429-1776
Visitation: By appointment only

Woodstock Office

9898 Highway 92, Suite 100
Woodstock, GA 30188
Phone: 770-429-1776
FAX: 770-517-7427
Walk-ins welcomed; Appointments preferred

DC Office

2133 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Phone: 202-225-2931
FAX: 202-225-2944