U.S. House of Representatives

Not only do we denounce socialism, but also the idea of people that aren't American citizens voting in our elections, because that's part of their platform.

Challenging the establishment and calling for a new generation of leadership isn't easy, but it is necessary.

We have good open records law.

Last month, Republican Gov. Kelly Armstrong temporarily banned all kratom products for 30 days and called the special session for the Legislature to enact kratom regulations, prohibitions and criminal penalties.

The data privacy stuff, especially recently with the Flock cameras, that has got a lot of people on edge.

I’m proud to sign on to this legislation to protect the privacy rights of Idahoans from increasingly intrusive surveillance data collection and to prohibit the widespread deployment of such surveillance tools with federal dollars.

Airport travel can be stressful but we are making it easier, and more convenient to get through TSA at more than 250 airports across the country using the myColorado app.

We have been working on this for years and now the federal government will accept your myColorado app identification at airport security.

I signed legislation in June that extends a requirement that doctors get paid the same for telehealth consults as they would earn for in-person patient visits.

Telemedicine has grown in New Jersey and nationwide since the pandemic.

“Balcony solar is the ultimate win-win. It’s accessible, affordable, safe, and sustainable. These units cost a fraction as much as rooftop solar, but they can still shave up to $50 off the typical monthly bill,”

A censure by this House carries the weight of history.

I think this is what the kids call ‘living in somebody’s head rent free.’

What I saw when I was in Congress… was a very professional manner which Mexico, Canada, and the United States engaged in.

Tariff policy is not a replacement for industrial policy, and I think the president just doesn’t understand that.

We are better if Canada and the United States does not have these dumb tariffs that are going to really negatively affect and just essentially raises taxes on ourselves.

I do think we should be repealing all of our tariffs between the United States and Canada, whether Trump is there or not, and I think the next president that comes in also should recognize that tariffs between the United States and Canada…

So, we’ll continue to do that.

This action will protect the Court’s legitimacy, preserve the checks and balances that safeguard our cherished freedoms, and ensure every American’s rights remain secure – no matter who holds political power.

The bill before us is a clean, narrowly tailored continuing resolution that keeps the government open and operating. Nothing more. Nothing less.

I have similar concerns. Suspension, Hemp, CISA, Planned Parenthood, Surface Transportation (with no kill switch or flock fix), delay of OMB grant rule… to name a few. So Rule is an issue…

NO ON CR. NO ON RULE THAT DOES NOT ALLOW US TO AMEND AND FIX THE CR: The House of Representatives will be voting for a government funding continuing resolution TODAY that FAILS to deliver on common-sense policies for the American people.

I worry that this bill risks isolating teens in unsupportive households by giving their parents control of their online access and exposing teens in bad home situations to harm if their private conversations are revealed to their parents.

I still believe there is real validity in exploring that standard.