In a 2023 markup he demanded all assistance be slowed. His amendment deleted the humanitarian exemption for food, medicine and medical devices. A year later, House Republicans made him chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee.
The Sun Sentinel found the Facebook comments in 2020. Mast called them "disgusting and inappropriate jokes" and the posts came down. He was re-elected anyway, and now chairs the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
He wrote the New York Times op-ed. He cosponsored a background-check bill. He asked the president for an immediate pause on AR-15 sales. Then he voted against universal background checks and the assault weapons ban — and his campaign website's gun page never mentions any of it.
While publicly cheering Trump's tariffs and tax cuts, Moore quietly moved up to $245,000 into a fund that only makes money when American small businesses lose value — and he vice-chairs the subcommittee that investigates Wall Street.
Asked on CNN about a 12-year-old rape victim under Ohio's six-week ban, Warren Davidson said it was hard to imagine anyone not knowing. On June 30, 2022, a 10-year-old girl from Columbus went to Indiana for an abortion.
North Carolina rural hospitals kept closing or dropping inpatient care while Tim Moore's House refused to expand Medicaid. He finally relented in 2023, took a victory lap, and then voted for a federal bill that could end the whole program.
The resolution passed 390 to 9. All 13 other Ohio House members voted yes, including Jim Jordan. Davidson said he feared it would drag in the International Criminal Court — a body the resolution never mentions.
As North Carolina's House Speaker, Tim Moore co-owned a Siler City property with leaking-tank problems. A watchdog group says his office leaned on the state environmental agency until the problem went away — right before the sale closed.
Ohio caps what lenders can charge. Davidson's American Lending Fairness Act would let out-of-state banks ignore that cap. The bank and credit-union groups that endorsed it have given him more than $130,000.