As we are all hearing from our businesses, it is about simplicity in the time of trying to figure out how to keep people employed.
Kevin Hern
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Kevin Ray Hern is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Oklahoma's 1st congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, he has been in office since November 6, 2018. Hern has focused on issues such as economic development, healthcare, and education during his tenure in Congress. Before entering politics, he had a successful career in business, particularly in the restaurant industry.
This program has saved thousands, hundreds of thousands of mom and pop businesses...
I want to thank Representative Craig for working in a bipartisan manner with me to strengthen the 504 CDC Loan Program.
Small businesses need our help, and I am confident this commonsense proposal will help thousands of small business owners and their employees.
The U.S. birth rate has been falling and is at a 30-year low, and simultaneously baby boomers are hitting retirement age.
AI can act as a great catalyst to both needs, and the U.S. Government should create a regulatory environment which enables growth and innovation.
Unfortunately, due to the unforeseen spread of a particular virus from China, economic growth has been stunted.
I was proud to work with Congresswoman Angie Craig, who also serves on this Committee, to ensure the program would remain available through August 8th.
I introduced H.R. 7216, the Small Business PPE Tax Credit Act with my fellow Small Business Committee Representative Joyce of Pennsylvania and two partners from across the aisle, Representative Brenda Lawrence of Michigan and…
We, in Congress, and this is a very bipartisan Committee, and we recognize the importance of small business and those entrepreneurs that create so many jobs in America.
Obviously, the 'best,' and I will put that in quotes, is the last. And so we always learn from these type of events.
If you wait on the government to tell you what to do you will be very ineffective.
I do find it interesting that some of the companies that we know as some of our greatest companies in the world, I will use one in particular, one we all know very well in Google, has its largest data server farm in the world literally 30…
Thank you so much. I appreciate everybody being on here today to express your points of view...
As we increase the world's carbon footprint by pushing production to countries with minimal regulations, as we move folks out, we are not isolated from CO2 emissions.
I am a Member who has stated many times that I have an all-of-the-above approach to energy production.
we don't talk about the costs, the hard costs associated with what many of the minority in low-income areas would have to pay for these costs, assuming you are not seeking a Federal subsidy or a state subsidy to offset those costs.
There won't be any money for R&D if we don't tackle the real problems facing our country, and that is on mandatory spending.
If policymakers want to prioritize R&D funding, they must first tackle this threat.
It's going to require political courage. Indeed, some Members will go home as a result.





