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the 4th District of Tennessee

Congressman DesJarlais has a proven track record of fighting for policies that will enforce fiscal discipline in Washington, strengthen our nation’s economy, and end the flow of illegal immigration.

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1 week ago

Scott DesJarlais

Please join me, Amy, Maggie, Tyler, Hannah, and Tatiana in wishing my son, Marine Corps Aviator Ryan DesJarlais, a very happy 27th birthday. His accomplishments, both in the skies and in life, fill us with immense pride. ... See MoreSee Less

Please join me, Amy, Maggie, Tyler, Hannah, and Tatiana in wishing my son, Marine Corps Aviator Ryan DesJarlais, a very happy 27th birthday. His accomplishments, both in the skies and in life, fill us with immense pride.

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Happy Birthday Ryan and thank you for your service!

Happy Birthday 🥳

Happy birthday

Happy birthday 🎂

Happy Birthday Ryan! 🎂🥳❤

Happy Birthday Ryan! Thank you for serving our great country! 🎉❤️ 🇺🇸

Happy Birthday Ryan!

Happy Birthday and thank you so much for your service. Both of you.

Birthday wishes to Ryan!

Happy birthday Ryan!

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday!

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Happy Birthday 🎂🎁🎈

Happy Birthday!!! 🎉🎂🎈🎁

whoooohoooo happy birthday!

Happy Birthday, Ryan! 🎉

Happy Birthday

Happy 27th birthday, Ryan! Thank you for your service.

Happy Birthday Ryan DesJarlais🇺🇸✈️ Thank you for your service !!! Have a great day!!!!

Happy Birthday Ryan!🇺🇸🎂🎁

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2 weeks ago

Scott DesJarlais

Under President Trump’s leadership, the U.S. economy has seen incredible growth, with the March jobs report showing 228,000 jobs added—nearly 100,000 more than predicted. This success is a direct result of his commitment to promoting American values and creating a pro-business environment. President Trump is putting America’s interests first and driving real progress for our country. ... See MoreSee Less

Under President Trump’s leadership, the U.S. economy has seen incredible growth, with the March jobs report showing 228,000 jobs added—nearly 100,000 more than predicted. This success is a direct result of his commitment to promoting American values and creating a pro-business environment. President Trump is putting America’s interests first and driving real progress for our country.

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Dude, have some dignity.

😂 are you really posting this today?

And bad is good,down is up and the dimming gaslight is actually getting brighter. So much winning!

🐂 💩

Just because he says it doesn’t make it true

Have u checked the stock market today or been grocery shopping 🛍 🛒 🤔

Bro. No. Embarrassing.

Stop lieing

Totally agree, Congressman!

That's hilarious!! Looked at the stock market lately, bought gas, or groceries????

No he’s not. We are almost in a recession. People are unemployed while DOGE takes over our government. He needs to be impeached!

What a joke !!! April fools day was 4 days ago !!

Insanity. They don't care.

Come on, got a 401k or did you short stock, Shorting stock is the only good thing that happened,,,,But if you have 1 401k, IT IS REALLY BAD. Scott You know better.

Do you really believe anything you say

Ask Elon about his stock! Lmao

Amen. Finally some leadership after the last 4 years of disaster.

That's an odd way to say you haven't seen what the stock market has done the past week. 🧐

How ‘bout that $6 trillion he cost millions of Americans this week? Blind eye?

hold still sweetheart, they'll be around with the med cart real soon

You better look again, this country is under water thanks to lunatics that voted for Trump

how did you even get elected in Tennessee? Oh, I’m sorry you’re a republican. They vote for any dumbass 

JFC…

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3 weeks ago

Scott DesJarlais

The Tennessee Walking Horse industry stands at a crossroads. Recent federal regulations aimed at ending the harmful practice of “soring”—where horses are injured to exaggerate their unique gait—are having unintended consequences. While the goal is to protect these remarkable animals, these regulations threaten not only the horses but also the events that bring communities together, like the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville, the “Walking Horse Capital of the World.”

It’s clear that the future of these horses is tied to the traditions and livelihoods of the people who support them. The reintroduced Protecting Horses from Soring Act addresses these concerns by requiring the USDA to collaborate with horse industry organizations, ensuring regulations are crafted with a true understanding of the horses’ needs while safeguarding the cultural and economic significance of these events.

For those in #TN04 who’ve built their lives and communities around the Walking Horse industry—how are these regulations affecting you? How is this overreach disrupting your way of life and the traditions you hold dear?
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The Tennessee Walking Horse industry stands at a crossroads. Recent federal regulations aimed at ending the harmful practice of “soring”—where horses are injured to exaggerate their unique gait—are having unintended consequences. While the goal is to protect these remarkable animals, these regulations threaten not only the horses but also the events that bring communities together, like the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville, the “Walking Horse Capital of the World.”

It’s clear that the future of these horses is tied to the traditions and livelihoods of the people who support them. The reintroduced Protecting Horses from Soring Act addresses these concerns by requiring the USDA to collaborate with horse industry organizations, ensuring regulations are crafted with a true understanding of the horses’ needs while safeguarding the cultural and economic significance of these events.

For those in #TN04 who’ve built their lives and communities around the Walking Horse industry—how are these regulations affecting you? How is this overreach disrupting your way of life and the traditions you hold dear?

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These horses are some of the most loved & well cared for horses in the world...& on a more negative point the government does nothing about the race horse industry..they only pick on the walking horses & it has been going on too long...

It needs to be stopped. I've seen it and been around it my whole life.

The Government & those against TN Walking Horse training methods, fail to understand is, if this tradition goes away along with its events… so will the TN Walking Horse. Is that what they want? Do they want to suddenly have thousands of horses that no longer have a purpose, a desirability? Will the breed die out? Will hundreds of horses end up neglected, in rescues or worse?

It is my understanding that this also affects other equine events such as local horse shows and mule pulls unrelated to the walking horse industry. An unexpected consequence is that local county and state fairs can include a local horse show or related event such as a rodeo or mule pull but the new proposed regulations may hinder inclusion of these events to the detriment of the rural experience and culture. Thank you for reaching out to your constituents for additional feedback on these unexpected repercussions so they might be addressed or excluded from any over reaching legislation. We invite you to attend any local fairs in your district this year.

Let’s focus on things that directly impact us as a state not some bullshit legislation. When was the last time you did anything legitimate

Until the owners demand soring to stop it never will happen! There is too much money and politics to stop the practice. The TWH is a great horse to ride without the practice of soring!

How about a town hall Scott DesJarlais!?

Classic example of how the unintended consequence is worse than the intended regulation. Thousands of unwanted horses will be sold to the slaughterhouse

Remember when you ran on term limits?

I think the point is to train your horses to the best of their ability without soring them. I personally think the Big Lick classes are gross. If you’re going to have a horse do a gross unnatural gait using huge shoes and squatting them down in back so they crawl along in a very unnatural way at least do it without soring. The whole Big Lick thing is inhumane in my opinion…but that’s just my opinion.

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