Norman discusses health care, veterans issues in Union County
Norman, elected in June to fill the
"Government doesn't create wealth, private businesses do, that's why I'm visiting these businesses today. My main question is 'how can we help you,'" Norman said. "I want to hear how
Norman's district includes part of northern
Norman said the inability of the
He said health care is the first, and most important, piece of legislation for President
"The three (Republican) Senators that cast dissenting votes, I don't understand," he said. "People aren't happy with their premiums. People aren't happy having one provider, if that."
"We have close to 4,000 veterans in
Beyond health care and tax reform, Norman hopes to work with fellow
"We don't have an income problem, we have a spending problem," he said. "The public is tired of politicians kicking the can down the road on issues of fiscal responsibility. I'm not willing to do that."
An ardent supporter of the president, Norman said Trump is working to accomplish campaign promises he made.
"My role in
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