The present Administration policies are weakening our economy through excessive spending and the value of the dollar which causes inflation.
Dan Meuser
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Dan Meuser is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 9th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Meuser has focused on issues such as economic development, job creation, and supporting local businesses during his tenure in Congress. He has been active in advocating for policies that benefit his constituents in Pennsylvania, particularly in the areas of healthcare and infrastructure.
Because of what the Biden Administration has done on energy, we are seeing that our efforts to go after Putin are not being successful.
As I said earlier, the role of government is to do all possible to create a competitive work environment. It is not to create jobs. Your role is the job creator, not government.
The need for predictability, the need for a lower-cost environment in order for you to thrive.
Our entrepreneurs play a crucial role in the innovation ecosystem by attracting investment and bringing ideas from university labs to market.
With these economic headwinds, it is vital that our Tax Code work for our nation's job creators, not against them.
As we examine access to capital for small businesses, it is imperative that we also look at the SBA's existing 7(a) loan program.
I look forward to working with all colleagues to ensure the SBA's access to capital programs like 7(a) are serving our small businesses well.
Without accurate information, we cannot perform the oversight that is needed to safeguard and protect American taxpayer dollars.
Good, because it seems to make a lot of sense to be able to use the information for other important purposes.
So, maybe you are doing something about it by cutting off some of that funding. Have you found any?
I have introduced a bill, Supporting Middle America's Airports Act, as well as the Essential Air Service Reform Act.
Reopening the EAS program is valuable, of course, to rural airports that are lacking commercial air service.
The absence of commercial air services leaves rural communities without access to the Nation's airspace.
I want to certainly thank you, Chairman Graves, as well as subcommittee Chair Garret Graves and Ranking Member Larsen.
I appreciate it, and I really appreciate particularly, Chairman Graves, your listening on this issue.
The STB has decided to accept CP's data and find that this merger is in 'the public interest,' even with impacts on emergency responders, commuter rail, and the environment.
Reopening the Essential Air Service Program is valuable to rural airports that are lacking commercial air service.





