This is the first of many steps to address these challenges, but a step worthy of bipartisan support on behalf of our military families.
Jim Banks
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Jim Banks is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Indiana's 3rd congressional district since January 3, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Banks has focused on issues such as trade, national security, and fiscal responsibility during his time in office. He has been an advocate for policies aimed at countering the influence of countries like China in U.S. markets and has expressed concerns about the potential changes to Senate rules by Democrats, particularly regarding the filibuster.
As you can imagine, I am very proud of that piece of legislation that I was a part of writing and seeing it passed through the State legislature in my home State.
As the Indiana State senator in 2013 I wrote legislation that was signed into law by then governor Mike Pence to establish a principal leadership institute at Indiana State University.
I am proud to have worked closely with my colleagues, Representative Kuster of New Hampshire, Representative Dunn of Florida, and Representative Pappas of New Hampshire on this legislation.
I think all of us agree that military spouses shoulder an enormous burden on behalf of our Nation.
If this unanimous consent request cannot be entertained, I urge the Speaker and the Majority Leader to immediately schedule the Born-Alive bill so we can stand up and protect the sanctity of human life, and I would ask all others to join…
I was proud to serve my country in uniform in Afghanistan, and now I am proud to serve in this Congress. I am proud to serve in a new and different way on what has historically been the most bipartisan committee, the House Armed Services…
I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: At the end of the bill (before the short title), insert the following: TITLE IX--ADDITIONAL PROVISION Sec…
Here we are again debating another spending package that does absolutely nothing to address our $22 trillion national debt. The bill before us today proposes to spend $24.5 billion, which is more than $1.4 billion over last year's total…
A few billion dollars here, a few billion dollars there, $25 billion over there, eventually it adds up. That is why the American people are demanding now more than ever for their Nation's leaders to do something about a…
I just want to note today how radical some of these proposals are that we are debating.
the most important thing isn't how many exercised that choice to be union members or nonmembers, but the fact they have that choice.





