Alan Nunnelee

Alan Nunnelee

@RepAlanNunnelee

Proudly Serving Mississippi's 1st District

http://nunnelee.house.gov

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  1. 8 Jan

    "At one point several weeks ago," Mr. Boehner says, "the president said to me, 'We don't have a spending problem.' "

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  2. 8 Jan

    Proud of my son, Reed, for giving cancer "a kick in the face."

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  3. 6 Jan

    At a time when we are borrowing 4 billion dollars every day, tough choices must be made and spending must be cut:

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  4. 1 Jan

    I cannot support a deal that adds to our spending-driven debt crisis.

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  5. 1 Jan

    Allowing more revenue today and promising spending cuts down the road is the oldest trick in the Washington book.

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  6. 1 Jan

    Why I voted no: Out of control spending is the reason we are $16 trillion in debt this deal adds to the problem

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  7. 22 Dec

    “The House of Representatives again made it clear we are not in favor of raising anybody’s taxes."

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  8. 18 Dec

    In case you missed it, my column from the on the fiscal cliff. .

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  9. 14 Dec

    Thoughts and prayers are with the people of Newtown, CT. What a horrific tragedy.

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  10. 13 Dec

    thanks to and the Budget Committee for putting together this chart. Shows

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  11. 9 Dec

    My goal is to cut spending...honestly deal with the debt, so I can pass on freedom & opportunity to my grandchildren."

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  12. 8 Dec

    Spending is pushing us off the .

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  13. 8 Dec

    Until the President & his party face reality & get serious about cutting spending we won't make progress towards an agreement.

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  14. 8 Dec

    The problem of overspending did not start four years ago, but it has gotten much worse.

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  15. 7 Dec

    President Obama’s plan includes abolishing the debt ceiling forever. Seriously.

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  16. 7 Dec

    Total debt before President Obama took office: $10 trillion. Total debt from the President’s first term alone: $6 trillion.

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  17. 7 Dec

    Spending as a percentage of GDP: Clinton: 19.8%, Bush 19.6%, Obama 24.4%

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  18. 7 Dec

    In 2008, total federal spending was around $2.9 trillion. This year: $3.7 trillion.

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  19. 7 Dec

    Main thing to understand about the issues surrounding the fiscal cliff: the problem is spending.

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  20. 5 Dec

    Today the House of Representatives voted unanimously, 397-0, on a resolution opposing United Nations control of the Internet.

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