When agencies like HHS refuse to cooperate with request from Congress you are not only insulting this institution, you are insulting and disrespecting the American people.
John Joyce
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John Patrick Joyce is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 13th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Joyce has focused on issues such as healthcare, agriculture, and veterans' affairs during his time in office. He has been active in advocating for policies that support rural communities and small businesses in Pennsylvania. Joyce previously worked as a physician and has emphasized the importance of healthcare access in his legislative efforts.
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The Governor of California does not have the right to determine what type of vehicle my constituents in Pennsylvania are able to buy. I urge my colleagues to support this important legislation.
It is clear that the American people's trust in public officials has been harmed by failed policies and flawed mandates.
People lost their jobs, our children's education and growth was stifled, and our military and healthcare workers were terminated simply because they refused a government-mandated vaccination.
Even worse, it wasn't an empty threat. People lost their jobs, our children's education and growth was stifled.
We gather today to remember the life of a Pennsylvania State Trooper, Jacques Rougeau who was killed in the line of duty on June 17 while serving at the Juniata County Barracks in Pennsylvania's 13th Congressional District. Trooper Rougeau…
This legislation is not anti-EVs. Those who can afford and who want an electric vehicle should be able to buy one.
It seems that the EPA is looking to mandate electric vehicles and remove the American freedom to choose the car, the truck, the SUV that the individual American wants to purchase.
This policy will harm working- and middle-class families by making cars more expensive and less capable.
That is why I have introduced H.R. 1435, the Preserving Choice in Vehicle Purchases Act, to prevent the EPA Administrator from granting a waiver allowing California's ban on internal combustion engine sales by 2035.
These regulations would require 35 percent of new cars to be electric vehicles in 2026, and fully 100 percent to be EVs by 2035.
Over the past year, we have seen draconian actions by the Biden administration and Democrats to force Americans to buy electric vehicles.
I think it is so important that those individual choice by my constituents, by the American public are so important.
Do you feel that your administration and the Biden administration supports the ban of selling new vehicles with internal combustion engines starting in 2035?
Do you commit that the EPA will not publish a final rule until it has developed plans that the FDA has approved to ensure that a sufficient supply of all sterilized medical devices, and can we make a commitment that these rules will not…
For nearly three decades, Chairman Bud Shuster was a tireless champion for the people of central Pennsylvania. He truly earned the nickname ``Mr. Chairman'' as he led the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee into the 21st century…
This policy will harm working- and middle-class families by making cars more expensive and less capable.
President Biden has made it clear that he wants to force Americans to buy electric vehicles.
Any action this committee takes must carefully balance maintaining access to care across all communities, especially in rural settings.





