Mr. Speaker, I rise today to highlight National School Choice Week. School choice allows parents and children to choose the school that best fits their needs. Whether it is a public school, a private school, a home school, or a hybrid of…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to express my sincere gratitude to my hometown mayor, Josh Moenning, of Norfolk, Nebraska. After almost 12 years as mayor, he has decided to retire at the end of his term. During his tenure, Mayor Moenning saw…

Mr. Speaker, time and time again, we see President Biden picking winners and losers in the marketplace to force a radical climate agenda on the American people. In his 2020 campaign, President Biden claimed a Buy America policy. The first…

Mr. Speaker, as National Law Enforcement Day approaches, I rise today to salute our men and women who keep our communities safe each and every day. It wasn't long ago that law enforcement was almost universally respected in America. The…

I think it is outstanding that you highlight that as the appropriate role for the government.

We are here today because towns like Little Rock, Arkansas, should get every single opportunity to partake in the innovation economy.

I completely resist that. I think there has to be a State pathway so that we protect our dual-tier banking system.

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.

Today, too many young people are taught not to take a risk.

I always tell people in Nebraska that we raise the gold that the rest of America wants to hire as a CEO.

Madam Speaker, I rise today to highlight the success of Governor Jim Pillen in Nebraska to help reduce property and income taxes while expanding educational opportunities across our State. Less than a year ago, Governor Pillen took office…