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On the recordJune 7, 2023
When President Obama said that he would govern with a telephone and a pen, he was setting an example for his then-Vice President. Now, the Biden administration has attempted to enact a radical agenda through agency rulemaking. During his first year in office, President Biden finalized regulations that cost taxpayers more than $200 billion. This wasteful spending cannot be allowed to continue unchecked. It is essential that we pass the REINS Act and ensure that President Biden is forced to account for every wasteful dollar. This legislation would, once again, assert that Congress and not the far-left Biden administration has the power to create law. It is time to put a stop to the runaway spending. It is time to end the backroom rulemaking that has been a trademark of the Biden administration. ____________________
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John Joyce
Republican · Pennsylvania

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