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Michael Jonathan Cloud is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Texas's 27th congressional district since June 21, 2018. A member of the Republican Party, Cloud has focused on issues such as border security, economic development, and veterans' affairs during his time in office. He has been an advocate for policies that support small businesses and promote job growth in his district. Cloud previously served in the Texas House of Representatives before his election to Congress.
Mr. Speaker, Putin's decision to bring this horrific tragedy upon the people of Ukraine is rightly to be condemned, and it is right at this moment in history that we do not fund this aggression by proxy through the purchase and importing…
Madam Speaker, I am here to let you know that the people of Texas stand ready. I represent the 27th District of Texas which includes a number of ports including the Port of Corpus Christi, our Nation's number one energy export port. Texans…
some estimates have said it is costing American families over $250 a month and that, of course, during this time where we are trying to rebuild our economy is very, very challenging.
how important is sound fiscal policy to us continuing to be a strong economy and a premier influence in the world?
we are seeing inflation at 40-year highs. Disproportionately, this affects lower middle class families and, you know, what is tragic about this, of course, is that it was predictable.
On one hand, I am very excited that we are having a hearing on the farm bill.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, and thank you all for being here to help us as we prep for the farm bill.
What typically seems to have happened is that we take $10 out of an industry, and about $9 of that ends up in a bureaucratic regulatory investigator bundle, and about $1 of that might go back to the ag worker.
Each funding category is scored separately and does not compete against each other.
Would you be able to work with our office in seeing what we can do to relieve the burden?
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