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On Friday, September 5th, my office is hosting the Service Academy Summit. Representatives from each service academy will answer all of your questions. We’ll also discuss my congressional nomination process. Please pre-register on my website!
The left will tell you that Republicans slashed benefits for America’s veterans—that’s incomprehensible. The One Big Beautiful Bill does the exact opposite, protecting benefits and supporting our veterans in every stage of life.
Never once have Republicans tried to cut Social Security and now with the One Big Beautiful Bill, President Trump and Republicans have delivered historic relief by slashing taxes on Social Security.
Four years ago, the world watched in horror at the scenes coming from Afghanistan. But no day will be remembered as worse than August 26, 2021, when the bombing at the Abbey Gate of Hamid Karzai International Airport took the lives of 13 American heroes.
I’ll keep fighting for those who rely on Medicaid’s critical services and to ensure that we never forget its core mission.
The One Big Beautiful Bill will provide necessary tax relief for all of us—those who rely on tips to make ends meet, the dedicated Americans who work after-hours, seniors, and working families.
The One Big Beautiful Bill will provide necessary tax relief for all of us—those who rely on tips to make ends meet, the dedicated Americans who work after-hours, seniors, and working families.
For families across the country, the Child Tax Credit is crucial. That’s why I was a proud supporter of the One Big Beautiful Bill which makes the Child Tax Credit stronger, simpler, and permanent.
I voted YES on the One Big Beautiful Bill because it rewards the Americans who build our communities, keep our families safe, and maintain our economy. Our nation works best when Americans who work hard get to keep more of their paycheck.
This is how we grow our economy—not by punishing success, but by rewarding hard work. Tax reform is fair, simple, and pro-worker. I was proud to vote for the most pro-worker policy in American history, and that’s why I voted YES.