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August 9, 2022
Interviews

Congressman Palmer joins JT to discuss the Mar-A-Lago Raid. Listen here. 


August 9, 2022

For Immediate Release

Media Contact: Kris Cook (202) 225-4921

 


July 29, 2022

The cases of nationwide fraud in connection with federal relief funds distributed during the COVID–19 pandemic continues to rise.

President Donald Trump’s administration launched the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) in early 2020. The program was intended to assist small businesses during the pandemic. The program ended on May 31, 2021, but not before giving out over $800 billion in PPP loans.


July 28, 2022

For Immediate Release

Media Contact: Kris Cook (202) 225-4921

Palmer Opposes Bloated and Misguided CHIPS and Science Act


July 28, 2022

The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday approved the “CHIPS and Science Act,” a bill with the stated intention of boosting economic competitiveness with China.


July 21, 2022
Interviews

Congressman Palmer discusses the Democrats not allowing him to show a photo of a child during an abortion hearing. Listen here


July 20, 2022
Interviews

Congressman Palmer discusses the Democrats shutting him down when trying to show a photo of a child. Listen here. 


July 20, 2022
Interviews

Congressman Palmer discusses being shut down when trying to show a photo of a child during an abortion hearing. Listen here. 


July 20, 2022

Democratic Rep. Diana DeGette of Colorado ordered staffers to take down an iconic photo of a baby whose pregnancy could be terminated under legislation passed by the House of Representatives during a Tuesday hearing.


July 19, 2022

During a Tuesday hearing of the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) attempted to present a photograph showing an unborn infant grasping the hand of a physician during an in-utero surgery.

Known as the “Hand of Hope,” the photograph was taken in 1999 by photojournalist Michael Clancy at Vanderbilt University Medical Center during an open fetal surgery in which the 21-week-old infant was being treated for spina bifida.