Those local land use regulations that we are seeing have a statistically significant impact.
Bryan Steil
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Bryan George Steil is an American politician and member of the Republican Party, currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Wisconsin's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2019. He was born on March 3, 1982. Steil has focused on various issues during his time in office, including economic development, job creation, and support for small businesses. He has also been an advocate for digital assets and technology innovation, emphasizing the importance of the U.S. leading in this area.
We must set a vote on USMCA. Wisconsin farmers are struggling. Low milk prices and limited access to international markets are hurting our farmers. NAFTA was implemented over 25 years ago. Farming, technology, and markets have changed. It…
I was digging into some numbers in particular at the distinction between some of the different cities in the United States.
There is no place for discrimination in our system across the board and I think we are identifying that here today.
I want to thank the committee for calling today's hearing. This hearing is a great opportunity, I think.
For the first time in a decade, we have the CEOs of our country's largest banks testifying before this committee.
You would think members of this committee would take the opportunity to ask the witnesses questions of substance.
I introduced a bill earlier today that would require our government to hold countries accountable that turn a blind eye to illicit financial activity with regards to human trafficking.
According to the latest estimates, more than 40 million people around the world are subjected to human trafficking.
It is a terrible crime. And regardless of party geography, we have to be committed to stopping this.
I experienced firsthand the impact that this can have on manufacturing in southeast Wisconsin on successful American business generating jobs, sustaining communities, and investing in innovation.
Where is the proposed budget plan? We just voted to approve the use of the Capitol Grounds for a soapbox derby, but we can't vote on the budget? Article I of the Constitution gives Congress the primary responsibility of creating spending…
I look at a lot of our housing and think, where are there areas where we can drive the cost down?
I hope that we can come away from this hearing with an understanding that in order to have a healthy, vibrant economy that provides opportunities for all Americans, we need to have a financial services sector that includes big and small…
I think it is important that we understand what went wrong at Wells Fargo and ensure that the meaningful remedial actions have been taken.
Congress should sit and have that conversation as to how we allow Congress to do our role of oversight and not to allow independent agencies to be off and running.
If there is one theme, and it really seems like there is today, it seems like both sides want to provide oversight to CFPB, which is kind of interesting, because we have an entity that doesn't allow for congressional oversight.
I appreciate your direction, obviously new to the tenure, but I will just reiterate my concern that we are looking at cases where there are actual consumers who are treated illegally or harmed rather than looking at the broad picture.
I am frustrated. For 26 days, critical functions of the Federal Government have been nonoperational. Coastguardsmen have not been paid, and there is no end in sight. We must work together to pass a bill, end the shutdown, and fund security…





