Press Releases
Washington, D.C. – Today, Congressman Rich McCormick (R-GA) and Congressman French Hill (R-AR) introduced a resolution urging the Government of Nigeria to immediately cease the wrongful detainment of Tigran Gambaryan. Gambaryan, a U.S. citizen and former Federal agent, has been detained in Nigeria since February 2024 on fabricated charges including tax evasion and money laundering.
WASHINGTON - Yesterday, the United States House of Representatives passed the bipartisan resolution in support of democracy and human rights in Pakistan. The resolution, H.Res. 901, introduced by Congressman McCormick of Georgia and Congressman Kildee of Michigan and cosponsored by over 100 colleagues, underscores the importance of upholding democratic values and respecting the rights of the people of Pakistan as they face economic instability and security threats.
WASHINGTON, D.C.- Representative McCormick leads a group of House Republicans urging the Middle States Commission on Higher Education to reevaluate Columbia University’s accreditation based on their failure to uphold several standards since Pro-Hamas protests over-run the university campus earlier this year.
WASHINGTON - Representative Rich McCormick (GA-06) leads a bipartisan group of 104 House members to hold President Joe Biden accountable for his delaying of munitions and weapons shipments to Israel.
Rep. McCormick’s Aviation Weather Improvement Act Passes the House |
WASHINGTON - Yesterday, the whole country observed just how incompetent President Biden truly is and why we need new leadership in the White House now more than ever. Americans are facing a border crisis that has turned every state into a border state. Wars are breaking out overseas due to the weak foreign policy coming from the Biden Administration. We have an economic crisis that continues to burden hardworking families with inflation and high energy costs and it’s only getting worse thanks to Biden’s reckless spending policies.
Each year, high school students from around the country have the opportunity to submit artwork for the Congressional Art Competition. Students submit one piece of artwork to their Member of Congress, where one painting from the district is selected to be displayed in the United States Capitol for one year. The winning student, accompanied by a parent or guardian, is then honored with a reception in the district, as well as at a national awards reception in Washington, D.C. |
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