We’re not helping ourselves today when we decide to rename Lake Ontario ‘Lake America.’
Stephanie Bice
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Stephanie Irene Bice is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Oklahoma's 5th congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, she has focused on issues such as economic development, education, and healthcare during her time in office. Bice previously served in the Oklahoma State Senate, where she was known for her work on various legislative initiatives and her commitment to her constituents.
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August 30, 2026
They’re going to vote for the Democrat and they may split [the] ticket and vote for me and a few others, or—this is my bigger fear right now—people don’t go vote.
— Stephanie Bice
And what happens is that’ll impact me because . . . two things will either happen.
I don’t think it’s a money issue. It’s actually figuring out what’s important, what the platform is, what technology is usable within the House network, and then executing on that.
I urge the Committee in the strongest terms to take immediate action to address this new threat as it is happening.
It is also incumbent upon all of us to ensure the House is a safe and inclusive place to work for Members and staff.
Our Nation does well only when everyone participates but will falter if we elevate the wealthy, the well-off, and the well-connected above our friends, neighbors, and the countless working Americans that have made this country a shining…
Through the Committee's jurisdiction over the administration, all Federal elections, we have a solemn duty to preserve, protect, and defend the sanctity of American democracy.
I encourage support of this amendment, and I yield back the balance of my time.
Today is an exciting day as we join with our Democratic colleagues for the Congressional Women's Softball Game. The 16th annual event, which raises money for breast cancer awareness, will be played in a bipartisan fashion against the…
Right now, we're all focused on making sure that this institution continues to function. And I think today we showed that we're tired of the chaos and the nonsense.
These measures will help streamline processes and improve the way the Congressional Research Service works on behalf of Congress.
This will eliminate the cost associated with printing a hardbound version, which according to CRS and GPO, would save just over a million dollars.
Subcommittees can play an important role in the legislative process, and we are demonstrating that through our work here.
I think it is incredibly important that we have visibility and insight and transparency.
I worry, because we have seen an increase in crime in the metropolitan area, that--and we have seen carjackings.
I want to start by--you mentioned patrolling not only the Capitol complex but areas adjacent to it, particularly those that have a large number of Members living in them.
Tomorrow, the House Administration Subcommittee on Modernization will be marking up H.R. 7592 to remove the print requirement for the Annotated Constitution and pocket-part supplements.
I think the focus for us is trying to find ways to utilize technology in a beneficial way.





