Eric Burlison, currently representing Missouri’s 7th District in the U.S. Congress, has made several statements online reflecting his support for budgetary reforms and his views on current political issues. Burlison, who succeeded Billy Long in 2023, has been active in politics since serving in the Missouri House of Representatives from 2009 to 2017 and the Missouri Senate from 2019 to 2023.
On May 2, 2025, Burlison shared that “Democrats brought the drama. We brought the cuts.” He emphasized on the passage of budget legislation by GOP oversight, which he claims aligns with President Trump’s agenda and promises to save American taxpayers over $50 billion.
The following day, May 3, 2025, Burlison remarked on the Trump administration’s accomplishments, asserting that “President Trump’s first 100 days have decisively shattered the oppressive haze of woke ideology and liberal malaise that has stifled American culture.” This comment reflects his viewpoint on the impact of President Trump’s policies on American society.
On May 4, 2025, Burlison questioned the criticism surrounding President Trump’s immigration policy, noting that “Expedited deportations were never an issue under Obama or Clinton. But now, because it’s Trump, suddenly the president isn’t allowed to deport illegal aliens?” He challenges the inconsistency he perceives in the response to deportations under different presidencies.
Burlison’s statements underscore his continued advocacy for conservative policies and support of the Trump administration. Born in Springfield, Missouri, Burlison, aged 46, resides in Ozark and holds a degree from Missouri State University, achieved in 2000 with a BA and again in 2002.
