In The News: Rep. Fedorchak praises President Trump’s leadership in hopeful joint address to Congress
ICYMI: Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak (R-ND) joined local news across North Dakota following President Trump’s joint address to Congress, applauding his roadmap to making America stronger and safer. She reinforced Republicans’ commitment to turning the page on the last four years and restoring the American Dream for North Dakotans.
Check out these highlights in the news:
The Flag: North Dakota Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak says attending her first speech by President Donald Trump was an exciting moment for her first term in Congress. [...] One of the many themes of Trump’s speech was energy policy. "Good energy policy allows us to do so much in our country,” Fedorchak said. She went on to say energy policy addresses inflation, creates jobs, generates economic revenue, helps improve national security and helps the world.
Valley News: North Dakota lawmakers also weighed in following that speech, some calling it one of the best speeches to Congress that they have ever seen. “I loved it because it was bold. It was visionary. It really laid out some of the biggest problems we're facing, and how he's already turning the page on so many of those big problems: Securing the border, recruiting new soldiers into the military, working for world peace. Some of the biggest things that have haunted us for the last four years—we’re already making great strides for them.” Rep. Fedorchak also went on to say that she thought Trump outlined a bold plan for economic revival—really unleashing American energy and bringing down the cost of government.
News Dakota: President Trump addressed a joint session of Congress this evening, highlighting his vision for the future of the United States—one that prioritizes energy independence, border security, fiscal responsibility, and a government that works for the people. Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak (R-ND) was in strong support of the President’s message, applauding his commitment to restoring the American Dream.
WDAY: Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak also strongly praised the speech, saying "I am proud to stand with President Trump in turning the page on the disastrous policies of the previous administration and deliver on a new era of American exceptionalism."
Minot Daily News: In her remarks, Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak, R-ND, offered strong support for the president’s message, applauding his commitment to restoring the American Dream. “America’s energy dominance is key to our economic and national security, and President Trump understands that better than anyone. The future of AI, agriculture, and manufacturing depends on affordable, reliable power — and that means expanding traditional energy production and leading the way in nuclear and next-generation technology. North Dakota is ready to lead, and my focus is to get Washington out of the way” she said.
KX News: Illegal immigration is down 95 percent, we’re seeing the rolling back of some of these really onerous regulations that are really cramping down on American energy and business [...] He's working on peace agreements—so I think he's delivering at a really rapid pace on his promises to the American people.
The Forum: Trump’s “vision for the future of the United States” will bring more energy independence and border security, North Dakota Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak, R-N.D., said in a statement late on Tuesday.
KFGO: Rep. Julie Fedorchak also praised Trump’s address and said she’s proud to stand with the President in turning the page on what she calls the disastrous policies of the previous administration. “From unleashing American energy to securing our border, the President laid out a clear roadmap to a stronger America and peace around the world,” Fedorchak said.
KMOT: We’re seeing him address, aggressively, energy regulations, overspending in our government, waste, fraud, and abuse—all the things he campaigned on; peace through strength—he’s delivering in six weeks!
CLICK HERE to read her statement following President Trump’s joint address.