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.
In my view, wealth alone is not a particularly strong judge of whether someone should be an accredited investor, or not.
I get that you get an applause line when you call me a fascist, but I’m not. I am not a fascist, I’m an American, and I would never call you something like that.
I would say that is not the majority opinion of most Nebraskans, however. Next question.
I believe in the rule of law. I’ve taken an oath as an attorney, I’ve taken an oath as a state senator, I’ve taken an oath as a member of Congress, and I support our court system, and I do believe that the federal district courts, when…
I am not going to hide the truth. This provision was unknown to me when I voted for that, and when I found out that provision was in the bill, I immediately reached out to my Senate counterparts and told them of my concern.
Today, I rise to honor and celebrate the recent recognition of one of Nebraska's preeminent banks and a pillar of the community it serves, First National Bank Omaha, better known as FNBO. FNBO has long led Nebraska's banking sector…
Today, I rise to recognize and celebrate a truly remarkable milestone for the city of Lincoln and the entire State of Nebraska, the 100th Anniversary of Bryan Health. Since first opening its doors in 1925, Bryan Health has grown from a…
Today, I rise to recognize the next generation of leaders and innovators emerging from my own hometown. This inspiring group of young people is known as the Rebel Robotics FTC team. Rebel Robotics is a FIRST Tech Challenge team hailing…
They are clearly public safety. And that’s something that we need to do in Congress.
We’ve changed the policy across the country, and these temporary duty assignments are available for forecasters to go to all the other understaffed weather stations.
I get it, there’s a lot of people in this room that don’t support what DOGE is doing.





