U.S. House of Representatives

Deepwater Horizon exploded in the Gulf of America, David Jolly went and became a lobbyist for more oil drilling off the coast of Florida, that is a fact and so, what we're seeing is a history of somebody who does everything possible, will…

When David Jolly was in Congress, he opposed Obamacare. Now trying to run for governor, he wants to expand Obamacare in Florida.

The shift in positions by David Jolly is not because of personal conviction, it is purely because of political convenience.

It is blatantly unethical under numerous federal ethics provisions proscribing the use of government resources for political campaigns.

When they talk about returning it to the states and making America great again, they’re talking about returning to how it was before 1954.

Michiganders who work with their hands shouldn't be forced to wait until their bodies give out to retire.

It is disturbing to see Federal officials devote enormous attention to an unnecessary, proposed structure while the NTSB and the public are still demanding action on recommendations intended to prevent another catastrophic collision in our…

The FAA and DoD must reject this foolhardy plan and instead focus on increasing the safety of the airspace.

But it’s clear we can’t take Beijing at its word. Any new trade agreement should be enforceable and open markets for American products without giving China more leverage over our farmers, manufacturers, or national security.

I pushed the administration to secure China’s commitment to reopen its market to American soybeans earlier this year, and that was an important win for Iowa farmers.

Our bipartisan bill puts producers at the table to develop a long-term plan to increase our domestic beef supply, while giving Congress a say before future decisions are made to expand foreign imports.

Cattlegrowers in New Mexico and across the nation have made it clear – they want to reverse the President’s foreign beef imports and they need more time, and more tools, to grow their herds and fix the domestic supply chain.

Lowering beef prices for Iowa families and supporting our cattle producers should go hand-in-hand.

The FLAFO Act limits warrantless surveillance by ALPR systems because the government has no business tracking law-abiding Americans.

Americans should not be tracked everywhere they drive without a warrant.

The Fourth Amendment is not optional.

The regulatory structure in our country negatively affects more Americans than any other policy that we work on

Think about when we’re not making this stuff in America anymore, and a foreign country determines what the prices are going to be

If you look back at 1995, we produce three times more copper than China

Right now in the law, you’ve got six years where you can file a suit and a judge can issue an injunction and stop the project

We want to go through the process, but we want to make the process happen more quickly. And we want to take away the ability for activists to shut down projects

All these committees are working with bipartisan solutions that hopefully will get put in a good permitting bill, and hopefully it will happen sooner than later because we’re running out of time

She’s working really hard

We’re running out of time