Tom Tiffany
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Tom Tiffany is an American politician and a member of the Republican Party, currently serving in the Wisconsin State Assembly since January 7, 2019. He represents the 35th Assembly District, which includes parts of northern Wisconsin. Tiffany has focused on issues such as economic development, natural resources, and education during his time in office. He previously served in the Wisconsin State Senate from 2016 to 2019, where he was known for his conservative stance on various legislative matters.
The science tells us that we need to do more when it comes to forest management.
I think this is a terrific document that we should all look at very closely because maybe that is where our problem is.
This is a very important distinction in terms of collaborate versus coordinate. They mean two very different things.
Happy St. Patrick's Day, Madam Speaker. I just want to gently correct my colleague from North Carolina when he cited 8 percent inflation. On an annualized basis, we are seeing it being measured at 10 percent here. I can understand the…
It normally minimizes hostility, is less disruptive of ongoing and future business dealings, and is often more flexible. This legislation does not favor the American consumer. The only ones favored are the unions and the trial bar. This is…
2 weeks ago, we were here and heard about how President Biden was going to use every tool at his disposal, every tool, to combat skyrocketing energy costs. Now, this is the same administration that told us the border was secure. That was…
Every single Member on the Democratic side of this Committee voted against it. I never thought child slave labor was a partisan issue.
So, let's sum this up here. Here we have an effort to take away local control, and we have wealthy environmental groups that want to advance the green fantasy on America where we are only going to run on windmills and solar panels, when we…
I think it is a total disservice for all of you to be here suggesting that all of this is being done intentionally because folks are racist.
One project in particular, the Willow project within NPR-A, would provide thousands of jobs and crucial funding to address the needs of North Slope communities.
Mr. Chair, energy security is national security. Proposals like this make us less secure and hand another tool to Russia.
In America there is only justice, and it is really unfortunate that we see this trying to divide Americans based on something like this rather than us all working together.
So, do you think, just for the record, sulphur dioxide, nitrous oxide, many of those pollutants like that are down like 80, 90 percent. We really should also recognize the improvements.
Mr. Hollie keenly noted that energy poverty is a huge issue for minority communities across the country and he urged our Committee to focus on increasing access to affordable energy.
Economic justice means justice for those members who live in the community, and they ought to be consulted.
I am assuming this mike is live. Is that correct? It is, okay. Thank you very much and thank you for sitting in the Chair tonight. We appreciate you being here during this period of time. I think the person that just appeared before us…
There has been a lot of rhetoric today about creating American jobs and having American businesses thrive. Let's read something that was slipped into this bill, a prohibition: No person may possess, acquire, receive, transport, offer for…
The International Organization for Migration, IOM, or sometimes it goes by OIM, I saw them at the Rio Grande. I saw them at the Darien Gap. I saw them at Fort McCoy when the Afghan evacuees came to our country. IOM, every step of the way…
Fossil fuels have been paying the bills, in many cases, for improvements in the environment.
Despite my Democratic colleagues' best efforts to convince people not to believe their lying eyes, criminals and drugs continue to pour across our border.
I must note that the hearing continues the Immigration Subcommittee's steadfast refusal to acknowledge the southern border crisis that President Biden and Vice-President Harris created.
over the past year, I and many other Members of this Committee have written to you and Chair Nadler requesting that we have a hearing with Secretary Mayorkas, so that we can ask him directly about the border crisis that he created.





