This misguided policy, which Republicans and the President own, will jack up out-of-pocket costs and deductibles on millions, pile on red tape, and reduce coverage for essential things like addiction treatment, hearing aids, and more.
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For over a decade, President Trump and Congressional Republicans have tried and failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act, without a plan to replace it for the 23 million Americans who rely on this program for insurance.
This is a contrast election between myself and my opponent, and I think my values align with southeast Wisconsin,” Steil said.
There’s also more work to be done,” Steil said.
We need to continue our work to make life more affordable,” Steil said, citing his votes in support of eliminating taxes on tips and overtime and other tax reforms.
Patients and families are already paying an enormous price because of this administration’s nonstop attacks on the NIH—the last thing they need is for their hopes for new treatments and cures to be pushed farther out of view because you…
I was proud to strengthen this bill to protect student-athletes’ rights and ensure that if they are sexually assaulted or get serious injuries like CTE, they can get their justice.
Wisconsin has an incredibly proud tradition of college sports. These young people learn lifelong skills, while also bringing pride to their schools and bringing our communities together.
I encourage folks who are interested to apply by the deadline and sincerely hope to see this good work continue in earnest in the years ahead.
With our commonsense standards in place, we are making the American dream affordable again, putting safer cars on the road, and investing in the American autoworker.
This administration is delivering relief to families and reviving the beating heart of American manufacturing.
This damage and uncertainty will only hurt student populations that federal funding intended to support.
We know high-quality education has the ability to raise families out of poverty and meaningfully improve future earnings.
Schools and other grant recipients need a meaningful degree of certainty to properly plan their budgets and provide services to students.
This proposed rule is unnecessarily broad and vague, would undermine the stability of educational programs, and does nothing to improve educational outcomes for students.
It’s just plain wrong, and I’m proud that our commonsense proposal passed the House and is one step closer to giving victims the relief they deserve.
If you’ve been scammed out of your hard-earned savings or lost everything in a disaster, you shouldn’t then get stuck with a tax bill for money you don’t have.
On top of all of this, the Trump administration and Congressional Republicans undermining bipartisan budget agreements like this will only lead to more wasteful government shutdowns, when one side breaks the deal months later.