The preservation of the democratic republic rests in part on the restoration of confidence in this institution.
Ben Cline
The Public Record
Ben Cline is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Virginia's 6th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Cline succeeded Bob Goodlatte in this role. He has focused on issues such as economic development, healthcare, and education during his time in office. Cline has also been involved in various legislative efforts aimed at supporting rural communities in Virginia.
I think particularly for folks in that situation the workplace is their social setting as well.
We owe it to students to carefully examine our spending instead of blindly spending more hard-earned tax dollars.
We must remember that policy we implement in response to COVID-19 now will have lasting implications on students' opportunities in the future.
There is no one-size-fits-all policy that works for every business or industry.
I think that we want to do is to find a way to encourage the private sector to take the lead.
What we are really talking about here, boiling it down to, is stripping away a lot of the Federal program and direction.
I want to also say that apprenticeships offer not only viable solutions, but profitable ones.
The future economic success of our Nation lies in work force education and apprenticeships are a proven pathway to gainful employment that gives workers opportunities to earn a family sustaining wage.
Balancing the federal budget has become a challenge because the federal government overreaches across a wide swath of areas.
I am committed to being a champion for a balanced budget, and hope that the Committee Members will make that same commitment.
The issues that the Black Lung Trust Fund are serious. Proper oversight over the distribution of the funds is needed.
I agree that we must remove barriers to reporting harassment and create a process that encourages victims to come forward.
Balancing a career and a family can be a challenge for many workers, especially when life-altering events, like the birth or adoption of a new child, or a serious illness occur.
Family-friendly policies have become an important tool for companies to attract and retain quality employees in our competitive job market.
The bottom line is that Congress should avoid burdening the American taxpayer and employers through additional Washington knows best Federal mandates.
The opioid crisis has ravaged our Nation and has touched the lives of thousands of American families who have lost loved ones to this terrible plight.
This is all a political exercise on their end just to help them in next November's election.
Any change in Federal policy impacting agriculture has a direct and dramatic effect on the families and businesses that I represent.
High-speed internet serves as a great equalizer and helps strengthen our communities across rural America.
Increased access to internet means students can complete their homework assignments, farmers can take full advantage of precision ag tools, and seniors can access telehealth services.
The lack of high-speed broadband internet is not being addressed swiftly enough.





