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Douglas County Sentinel U.S. Rep. Drew Ferguson, a Republican whose 3rd Congressional District will include the western two-thirds of Douglas County under reapportionment, praised the ruling. “The Dobbs ruling appropriately recognizes the Constitution does not confer the right to abortion, and gives individual states the ability to regulate the practice,” Ferguson said. “The Supreme… Read more »

WSB-TV Atlanta Republican U.S. Representative from Georgia Drew Ferguson called the Court’s decision “sound legal rationale.”  “The Dobbs ruling appropriately recognizes the Constitution does not confer the right to abortion, and gives individual states the ability to regulate the practice. The Supreme Court is correct in this ruling based on the Constitution and has exercised… Read more »

Tennessee Star A Georgia congressman has introduced a bill that would prohibit President Joe Biden’s administration from canceling student debt, a cause championed by the progressive Left. “Hardworking Americans are not responsible for paying off the student loan debt of others,” said Representative Drew Ferguson (R-GA-03) in a press release. Read more »

CSPAN Ferguson speaks on the BIG Act prior to passage on the House floor. Read more »

On Common Ground News In wake of the Father’s Day weekend — Congressman Hank Johnson (GA-04) and Congressman Drew Ferguson (GA-03) introduced the bipartisan H. Res. 1190, which designates Nov. 9, 2022, as “Gold Star Father’s Day,” nationally. Read more »

Atlanta Journal Constitution U.S. Rep. Drew FERGUSON, R-West Point, introduced a bill to prevent the Biden administration from canceling most student loan debt. A portion of the bill reads, “It is unfair for taxpayers who paid student loans or did not attend college to pay for those who chose to take student loans.” Read more »

Foreign Affairs Today, in the Washington Examiner, Congressman Drew FERGUSON, D.M.D. (R-GA) and Congressman Michael C. Burgess, M.D. (R-TX) penned an op-ed providing a bipartisan legislative response to some of the recent mass shootings. Their legislation, the Behavioral Intervention Guidelines Act of 2021, or simply the BIG Act, received strong bipartisan support in the House and… Read more »

Washington Examiner Our hearts are broken over the recent string of mass shootings. While debates stream across America, many have doubts that Congress will deliver any meaningful change. It feels like our nation is on a treadmill, with the same arguments playing over and over after every tragedy. It is time to get off the wheel and look at proven solutions that equip communities and… Read more »

YouTube Ferguson Questions Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen at Ways and Means Hearing Read more »

Gwinnett Daily Post As an infectious disease doctor and vaccine researcher at Emory University, the COVID-19 pandemic has commanded much of my attention over the past two years. But that doesn't mean I've forgotten about the threat that is rapidly becoming the next global health crisis: superbugs. In fact, that threat just hit incredibly close to home. In mid-January, University… Read more »