Cogressman Jack Kingston - First District of Georgia

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) appears on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews with Congressman Anthony Weiner (D-NY) to discuss the upcoming tax increases as well as the potential for an extension long-term unemployment insurance benefits.

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) appears on Fox News Channel's Fox & Friends to talk about the National Portrait Gallery's outrageous exhibit, "Hide/Seek," which features images inappropriate to be displayed at a federally-funded museum. While Congressman Kingston fully supports the First Amendment's guarantee of freedom of speech and expression, images which offend and are contrary to the values of so many should be housed at private exhibits which are not subsidized by the taxpayer.

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) discusses his bid to become Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee on Fox Business Network's "Cavuto on Business" DUring teh interview, Kingston talks about the role of the committee in cutting the budget, waste in government and the need to cut spending, and earmarks.

While speaking to area Boy Scout Troop 461 in Hinesville, Congressman Kingston was reunited with SFC Thomas Mitchem whom he met while on a security mission in Afghanistan. Kingston and Mitchem are pictured with SFC Mitchem’s son, Khameron, who will attend Georgia Tech in the fall.

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) met with Fleming’s Boy Scout Troop 461 in Hinesville Tuesday to assist the troop in earning their Citizenship in the Community Merit Badge. To earn the badge the troop had to interview a local elected official and discuss issues impacting their community. Pictures with Congressman Kingston are troop members Luca Runyon, Wade Newman III, Andrew Eminhizer, Walter George, Izaah Runyon, Caleb Sanker, and Ethan Schmeltzer. Also pictured are Scoutmaster Jim Arnold, ...

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) was named an “ACU Conservative” by the American Conservative Union, the nation’s largest grassroots conservative lobbying organization. Pictured here with the organization’s president, David Keene, Kingston earned the mark as a result of his conservative voting record on economic and budget matters, cultural issues, national defense and foreign policy.

Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) and Glynn County Commissioner Bob Coleman discuss the impact of federal policy on local governments during the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce’s annual Washington Fly-In.