Rep. Harriet Hageman on Reining in the Administrative State and Defending Constitutional Freedoms
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Show Notes
In this episode of American Potential, host David From sits down with Congresswoman Harriet Hageman, Wyoming's at-large representative and chair of the new Article One Task Force, to discuss her mission to rein in the administrative state and defend constitutional freedoms.
Rep. Hageman shares her experiences as a trial attorney fighting federal overreach, including cases that highlight the unchecked power of unelected bureaucrats. She discusses the significant implications of the Loper Bright Supreme Court decision and the urgent need for Congress to reclaim its legislative authority. Learn how the Article One Task Force aims to limit regulatory overreach and strengthen the role of elected representatives in shaping clear and accountable laws.
The conversation also explores her proposed First Amendment Accountability Act, which would hold government officials personally responsible for violating Americans' constitutional rights. Rep. Hageman emphasizes the critical importance of ensuring that government agencies remain transparent, fair, and accountable to the people.
Tune in to hear how Rep. Hageman is leading the charge to right-size government, protect individual freedoms, and ensure that the principles of the Constitution remain at the heart of American governance. Visit American Potential for more inspiring stories of Americans fighting for freedom and opportunity.