On the Road: Listening, Learning, and Leading for Nebraska
back to Washington and use those insights to guide my work. During my most recent travels, I enjoyed
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Commonsense Steps to Restore Trust
keeping one's commitments. This principle has guided me throughout my life and continues to shape my work
Congressman Flood Highlights USDA’s Precision Ag Research Center at UNL to Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Lincoln to share firsthand the transformative vision guiding this project. Last month, the ARS Administrator visited the University
Smith, Budzinski Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Ban Members of Congress, Federal Officials from Prediction Market Trading
that the decisions of their elected officials are guided by merit, not personal profit. I am proud
Smith Welcomes Sustainable Beef CEO to State of the Union
Americans with more control over their livelihoods has guided my work in Congress. Over the past year
Bacon, Nebraska Delegation Introduces Hal Daub Freeway Renaming Act
credit Daub’s mentorship and example for guiding their own careers, both in Nebraska and Washington
Congressman Flood Honors Papillion Mayor David Black’s Public Service
people of Papillion, Mayor Black helped guide the city into the thriving economic hub it is today. This
Smith, Castor Reintroduce the Access to Genetic Counselor Services Act
improving outcomes and lowering treatment costs.” “Genetic counselors guide and support patients and their families through some
Congressman Flood Introduces the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Information Act
fuels if we have reliable data to help guide investment decisions and measure our progress,” said Growth Energy
Bacon to Retire at End of 119th Congress
sophisticated electronic attack aircraft in the world Helped guide the establishment of the Joint EMSO Center
Congressman Flood's Presidents' Day Statement
most difficult chapters in American history. President Lincoln guided America through the Civil War, helping to end slavery