Dan Newhouse

I rise today to recognize my outgoing communications director, Mr. Matt Reed. Matt has been on my staff for 2 rac{1}{2} years. During that time, he has been a crucial member of my team. Matt has tremendous work ethic, an infectious sense…

It is a testament to the hard work of the committee and subcommittee leadership on both sides of the aisle and the dedicated staff that spent an untold amount of time to make this process work. Mr. Speaker, I encourage all of my colleagues…

This is truly a wakeup call for this chamber.

Without decorum, without respect, what do we got? What do we have, truly?

We cannot ignore the willful disruption intended to stop a proceeding.

We cannot ignore the wilful disruption intended to stop a proceeding

This is about the House of Representatives, Congress and respecting the rules of decorum that we have.

This was beyond the pale. It went on and on, disrupting the entire evening so I felt it had to be responded to.

One of the most shameful acts that I've ever seen on this floor.

One of the most shameful acts that I've ever seen on this floor.

This isn’t a political stunt. It truly is about standing for the integrity of the institution.

We've got so many challenges facing this country. I really think we need to look forward and address those things instead of being distracted.

I don't want to diminish the seriousness of that day in any way.

I really think we need to look forward and address those things instead of being distracted.

I would like to take a moment to extend one more thank-you to my chief of staff, Amanda Bihl, for her leadership and service to my office and the people of Washington's Fourth District. Rising through the ranks over the years, Amanda has…

I am just proud to be a part of this and look forward to not only accomplishing these important steps, but much, much more.

The third bill, H.R. 8956, the Uniform Credentials for IHS Providers Act of 2024, introduced by Congressman Newhouse.

Today, I rise to honor the life of a dedicated first responder from Okanogan, Washington, Tiffany Ferdon, who we tragically lost last month. Tiffany was a volunteer firefighter, an EMT for the Tonasket Fire Department and Aeneas Valley…

I will be introducing a resolution of disapproval under the Congressional Review Act to overturn the final 10(j) rule.

The people's concerns up there are valid. I think they need to be listened to.

I did not see a justification to support the translocation of grizzly bears from their existing ecosystem into the district.

I just have to say that it is a little too close to home for my constituents, and certainly is not going to be fun.

The Federal Government has finalized a plan to airdrop these bears into the North Cascades ecosystem.

I am extremely concerned that we are potentially giving CCP unprecedented access, not only to data on our U.S. citizens, but also sensitive data in areas of military installations or U.S. infrastructure.