Week In Review
I’m excited that we could finally get to work in the 118th Congress, and we hit the ground running.
As the 118th Congress begins, the House of Representatives will finally live up to its name, the People’s House.
If a Member of Congress tells you that they read the $1.7 trillion package the Congress passed cover to cover, they are lying.
We owe it to those we represent to debate every dollar spent, we can’t just continue to rubber stamp these liberal tax-and-spending sprees.
This week in Washington, my colleagues were in a hurry. In fact, they were in such a rush, they tried to argue that there wasn’t time for Congress to do its job.
Was it Congress's role to step into the middle of a labor dispute?
If all of that sounds like Washington-swamp nonsense to you, let me tell you why it matters: the Speaker of the House decides what bills we vote on.
We need to take steps now to lessen our dependence on China, and shore up our own production and diversify our outsourcing.
Politicians in Washington, D.C. didn’t spend their time this week addressing out-of-control prices.
From the Federal Reserve’s announcement of another interest rate hike to the GDP report that confirmed our economy is in a recession, there’s a lot of numbers being thrown around.
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