America’s financial system works best when markets are open, money is sound, and Washington stays within its proper role.
From my seat on the House Financial Services Committee, I work to expand access to capital while protecting financial privacy. Americans should be able to save, invest, and transact without unnecessary interference from Washington.
The United States should remain the best place in the world to build. That requires clear rules of the road and a stable monetary system. I support policies that protect the value of Americans’ hard-earned dollars and allow innovation — including digital assets and new financial technologies — to grow in the United States instead of being driven overseas by overregulation.