Week In Review
In Washington, it was a busy week, where I spoke with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers about how we can best protect our communities and Army personnel from toxic water and algae blooms
Congress was back in-session after August’s district work period and we hit the ground running.
This week in Congress, the House passed the Coast Guard Authorization Act to strengthen aging infrastructure, invest in cutting-edge tech, and ensure the Coast Guard has what it needs to protect our water—and our people.
It was a very productive week in Washington—first and foremost, we made major progress on delivering critical funding for our service members and veterans.
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.
We had another productive week on Capitol Hill— we made progress on the fight to slash wasteful spending, introduced legislation to protect our waterways, to speaking with the Acting ADM of the U.S. Coast Guard about maritime safety.
It’s been a busy and productive week in Washington, and I’m excited to share updates on the work we’ve been doing to support our law enforcement, rein in wasteful spending, and support American industry.
We had some big wins this week here on Capitol Hill: from ending cruel animal testing and a new bill to support veterans, to voting to restore American pride, we are getting things done.
We had a lot happening this week: we celebrated a huge milestone, the first 100 days of President Trump’s historic second term; we continued putting together one big, beautiful budget bill; and we voted to give Americans freedom to buy the car of their choice.
There’s been a lot of misinformation coming from the left on tariffs, the budget deal, and fake cuts to Social Security and Medicare. So let’s talk about what’s really going on.
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