List of House Freedom Caucus Members in 2023


Scott Perry (PA-10) assumed the chair position of the House Freedom Caucus in January 2022.

The House Freedom Caucus (HFC) is a “caucus” (an informal name for a Congressional Member Organization) that was formed in 2015 by 9 Republicans in the House of Representatives who wanted to coordinate separately from the Republican Study Committee or House Republican Conference (two other Congressional Member Organizations).

The HFC does not publish a public list of its members, but at least 52 members of congress have either self-identified or have been identified by colleagues as HFC members as of January 3, 2023 (the start of the 118th Congress).

1. Barry Moore (AL-2)

2. Gary Palmer (AL-6)

3. David Schweikert (AZ-1)

4. Eli Crane (AZ-2)

5. Andy Biggs (AZ-5)

6. Debbie Lesko (AZ-8)

7. Paul Gosar (AZ-9)

8. Darrell Issa (CA-48)

9. Lauren Boebert (CO-3)

10. Ken Buck (CO-4)

11. Matt Gaetz (FL-1)

12. Kat Cammack (FL-3)

13. Bill Posey (FL-8)

14. Anna Paulina Luna (FL-13)

15. Greg Steube (FL-17)

16. Byron Donalds (FL-19)

17. Andrew Clyde (GA-9)

18. Mike Collins (GA-10)

19. Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA-14)

20. Russ Fulcher (ID-1)

21. Mary Miller (IL-15)

22. Clay Higgins (LA-3)

23. Mike Johnson (LA-4)

24. Andy Harris (MD-1)

25. Eric Burlison (MO-7)

26. Matt Rosendale (MT-2)

27. Greg Murphy (NC-3)

28. Dan Bishop (NC-8)

29. Jim Jordan (OH-4)

30. Max Miller (OH-7)

31. Warren Davidson (OH-8)

32. Josh Brecheen (OK-2)

33. Scott Perry (PA-10)

34. Jeff Duncan (SC-3)

35. Ralph Norman (SC-5)

36. Diana Harshbarger (TN-1)

37. Scott DesJarlais (TN-4)

38. Andy Ogles (TN-5)

39. Mark E. Green (TN-7)

40. Keith Self (TX-3)

41. Ronny Jackson (TX-13)

42. Randy Weber (TX-14)

43. Chip Roy (TX-21)

44. Troy Nehls (TX-22)

45. Michael Cloud (TX-27)

46. Burgess Owens (UT-4)

47. Bob Good (VA-5)

48. Ben Cline (VA-6)

49. Morgan Griffith (VA-9)

50. Alex Mooney (WV-2)

51. Tom Tiffany (WI-7)

52. Harriet Hageman (WY-AL)

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In college, Ricky studied physics & math, won a prestigious research competition hosted by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, started several small businesses including an energy chewing gum business and a computer repair business, and graduated with a thesis in algebraic topology. After graduating, Ricky attended grad school at Duke University in the mathematics PhD program where he worked on quantum algorithms & non-Euclidean geometry models for flexible proteins. He also worked in cybersecurity at Los Alamos during this time before eventually dropping out of grad school to join a startup working on formal semantic modeling for legal documents. Finally, he left that startup to start his own in the finance & crypto space. Now, he helps entrepreneurs pay less capital gains tax.

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