I get it, there’s a lot of people in this room that don’t support what DOGE is doing.
Mike Flood
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Mike Flood is a Republican politician currently serving in the Wisconsin State Assembly, a position he has held since January 2021. He has been an advocate for various policies, focusing on education reform and economic development. Flood has actively participated in legislative discussions and has made statements regarding the workings of the House Republican conference, emphasizing the importance of protecting victims in policy decisions.
I get it, there's a lot of people in this room that don't support what DOGE is doing. But for the first time, we are making some progress identifying places that we can reduce the budget.
Elon Musk gets $40 billion a year in funding from the federal government. What makes you think he has no conflict of interest?
I support Ukraine. I do not feel Ukraine should give up any land to Russia, and I believe in a strong NATO.
There's a lot of people in this room that don't support what DOGE is doing. But for the first time, we are making some progress.
President Trump has successfully pushed NATO members to increase their defense spending.
It's critical that there be enduring peace, and that Russia doesn't revisit its empire-building fantasy.
Any deal should roll back the land grab to make it clear that the resources and human life lost in the war did not help Russia reach its goal.
The desire to end the war is categorically good, but this effort can't lose sight of the reality that Putin's army has slaughtered tens of thousands since the conflict began.
The Treasury Secretary told me, to my face, that Mr. Musk absolutely does not have full access to the federal payment system.
This rule is about pursuing climate goals, not well-tailored disclosures, period.
I completely resist that. I think there has to be a State pathway so that we protect our dual-tier banking system.
I think it is outstanding that you highlight that as the appropriate role for the government.
I was very pleased to hear you say that government should not be the catalyst for these innovations, but it should lead the way in quality of life.
I always tell people in Nebraska that we raise the gold that the rest of America wants to hire as a CEO.
We are here today because towns like Little Rock, Arkansas, should get every single opportunity to partake in the innovation economy.
The second bill I want to bring to your attention is called the VALID Act. It, too, is bipartisan and bicameral, and it focuses on housing affordability specifically for our nation's veterans.
Representative Flood and I introduced the bipartisan, bicameral, Yes In My Backyard Act (YIMBY Act), which has been referred to your committee.
I have more than 3,000 student loan servicer employees in my district. When the FSA decides to cut rates, they are jeopardizing jobs in my district.





