Week In Review
For months, Speaker Pelosi’s partisanship has really brought Washington to a grinding halt. Rather than working on legislation to improve the lives of the American people, she made the conscious decision to play politics. Read more here:
Now is the time to build on the success of 2019 - not go back to the way things were. The health of our communities, our estuaries and our environment depend on it. Keep reading to learn more.
Christmas came early this year! Congress approved a historic $200 million for Everglades restoration this week - nearly tripling funding for critical projects like the EAA Southern Storage Reservoir. Read more here:
I am always looking for new ways to help pass meaningful legislation to clean up our waterways and protect our coastlines. This week I had an opportunity to do just that. Check out this blog to learn more!
This week, rather than stand alongside Israel, the House of Representatives chose to pass a resolution that would undermine our support for Israel. Keep reading to learn more.
This week Speaker Pelosi decided to pass yet another continuing resolution and just kick the can down the road for another month. These continuing resolutions are bad policy and they must stop. Keep reading to learn more:
This week the House of Representatives passed 16 different pieces of legislation to help veterans and their families, including one to protect the G.I. Bill. Read this blog to learn more!
It’s amazing what a difference a year can make. We have made amazing progress – no longer managing the lake at artificially high levels. Check out this week's blog to learn more!
It's been a year since we authorized the EAA southern storage reservoir. The law included a requirement for the Corps to submit a report to Congress 90 days later and that report still hasn't been finished. Keep reading to learn what that means for the project.
Washington is out of control. I’ve seen firsthand the attempts by House Democrats to place an unnecessary veil of secrecy over this process to keep Americans in the dark, and it is not acceptable. Keep reading to learn more.
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