Michelle Fischbach: “I am so happy to get back to actually addressing the rules and the bills that are before us, instead of listening to…”

“I am so happy to get back to actually addressing the rules and the bills that are before us, instead of listening to Democrat talking points over and over. I have listened to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle during this debate. It seems that they are once again choosing to prioritize Federal bureaucracy and woke social agendas over the actual needs of the American worker. They claim to be the party of the worker. Yet, they oppose H.R. 2262, which simply increases opportunities for hourly employees to voluntarily take training classes to better their careers. They claim to support families. Yet, they oppose H.R. 2270, a bill that makes it easier for small businesses to offer childcare benefits. The American people are tired of a government that treats every voluntary interaction between an employer and employee as a potential crime. They are tired of the 80-20 rules that make it harder for small businesses. They are tired of joint employer standards that were designated by union lawyers in Washington to destroy the franchise model that has provided a path for the American Dream for millions. With H.R. 4366, the Save Local Businesses Act, we are finally bringing stability back to our Main Streets.”