Jun 14 2025
This We’ll Defend: 250 Years Later-1
This year, we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Army. As an Army veteran, this is an incredible milestone. It’s a moment to honor all the men and women who have worn the uniform— across generations— to defend liberty here at home and abroad.
Jun 14 2025
Week in Review: Defending our water and your wallet-1
We accomplished a lot this week on Capitol Hill. From cutting more wasteful government spending to continuing my fight to protect Florida’s Everglades, watch my latest Week in Review to see what happened in Congress.
Jun 12 2025
Squatters Have No Place In Veterans Homes-1
Squatters should have no right to take over the homes of those who defend our country.

During a House Veterans Affairs Subcommittee hearing, I asked witnesses from the Department of Defense if they see squatters occupying service members' homes as something that would negatively impact troop readiness, and ultimately, national security. Unfortunately, not one witness could answer or would offer support for our troops who face this legal nightmare.
Jun 06 2025
Introduced: Three Bills To Fight For Clean Water-1
We’ve seen kids get sick. We’ve seen dogs die. And we’ve seen our community pay the price while toxins and hazardous chemicals penetrate our waterways. Our fight for clean water is not over, but I am proud of the three bills I reintroduced earlier today to preserve the health, safety, and future of our communities.
Jun 05 2025
It's World Environment Day-1
I’m committed to securing a clean and healthy environment for all. I will stay in this fight because protecting our planet is a responsibility we all share, for ourselves and for future generations.
Jun 05 2025
House Republicans are doing exactly what we promised to do. We’re delivering bills to rebuild a booming economy, secure our borders, and ensure that the government actually works for the American people.
Jun 04 2025
PASSED: The SUPPORT Act-1
I’ll keep fighting for those battling addiction, for their families and the values that lead to recovery: responsibility, faith, and community. Passing this bill means we’re one step closer to restoring safety and hope.