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Watch Republican Leader Patrick McHenry’s (NC-10) questions here or by clicking the image above.
Republican Leader McHenry started off by debunking Democrats’ myths that the current surge in consumer prices is driven by corporate greed and supply chain bottlenecks. As Republican Leader McHenry argued, the real inflation equation is Democrats’ bad policies plus bad economics, equal bad outcomes for the American people.
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Watch Congresswoman Ann Wagner’s (MO-02) questions here or by clicking the image above.
Congresswoman Wagner, the top Republican on the Subcommittee on Diversity and Inclusion, outlined how Democrats’ attacks on American energy producers drove up the cost of energy, which in turn pushed up the prices of everyday essentials for families across the U.S.
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Watch Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer’s (MO-03) questions here or by clicking the image above.
Congressman Luetkemeyer, the top Republican on the Subcommittee on Consumer Protection and Financial Institutions, showed how the increased compliance costs of the Biden Administration’s burdensome regulatory agenda forced job creators to increase prices and reduced competition. Congressman Luetkemeyer also noted that of the five main contributors of inflation—money supply, supply chains, energy production, regulation, and labor policy—almost all are under the control of the Biden Administration and Congressional Democrats.
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Watch Congressman Andy Barr’s (KY-06) questions here or by clicking the image above.
Congressman Barr, the top Republican on the Subcommittee on National Security, International Development, and Monetary Policy, described how the skyrocketing cost of everyday essentials is impacting his constituents and explained the faults in Democrats’ push to scapegoat American job creators for this crisis of their own creation.
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