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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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"Freshman U.S. Rep. Rich McCormick posted a video on his Facebook page in which he expressed optimism that a deal can be reached. But he cautioned that Republicans may need to bend.
“Worse things have happened,” the Suwanee Republican said in the video. “We’re America, and we’re going to get through this. Realize that not everybody’s going to get their way. Even inside of our party, we disagree on some very important issues.”
“As an Emergency Room doctor, I saw the tragic consequences of illegal drugs and synthetic opioids flowing across our broken southern border every day. Each year, nearly twice as many Americans die from illegal drug overdoses as in the entirety of the Vietnam War—a majority from fentanyl smuggled through Mexico,” said Rep. Rich McCormick. “To secure our nation and to save countless lives, we must finally build a wall on our southern border, enforce our laws, and crush the cartels who prey upon human misery.”