This week the House took action to address a critical public safety problem.Earlier this year, two paramedics in our community were killed by a drunk driver who was in the country illegally. Over...
Week In Review: June 16 – 22 | Jobs & Infrastructure
This week I had the opportunity to question Mike Reininger, who is the primary executive overseeing the All Aboard Florida project. All Aboard Florida says that the project is privately funded, but...
Week In Review: June 9 – 15 | Uniting For Veterans
Many veterans have had similar experiences and have shared healthcare challenges as a result. That’s why it’s so critical for the VA to establish and maintain expertise in providing our unique...
Week In Review: June 2 – 8 | Safe, Healthy & Strong
My goal as your representative in Congress is to help our community stay safe, ensure our families can stay healthy and strengthen our economy. At the beginning of this week, I held a town hall with...
Week In Review: May 19 – 25 | Supporting Our Veterans
Every single veteran has carried a burden for our country. We have carried the burden of missing births, birthdays and ball games. We have held the lives of our friends and the lives of our enemies...
Week In Review: May 12 – 18 | Good News You Won’t Hear On TV
Every time I turn on the TV, all I hear is people yelling at each other. It can be hard to break through the noise and get to the truth. Here are a couple stories from this week that you might have...
Week In Review: April 28 – May 4 | Efficient, Effective, Accountable
After a busy week in Congress, I wanted to send you an update so you could hear from me first hand about the votes that I took and the progress we made toward a more efficient, effective and...
Week In Review: April 21 – 27 | Working For You
Our coastal community has suffered for decades as a result of the massive freshwater discharges from Lake Okeechobee conducted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. While these discharges reduce the...
Week In Review: April 7 – 13 | Federal Do No Harm Act
The federal government has played a big role perpetuating the recurring environmental and economic crises caused by Lake Okeechobee discharges, but they aren't taking responsibility for the damage...