Powering America from the Plains
May 15, 2026 Weekly Column BIG
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Hope for the Future
Weekly Column BIG Update Holy Week is a powerful reminder of God’s love and sacrifice. It offers
Johnson Votes to Lower Health Insurance Premiums by 11%
more affordable, higher quality plans. Strengthens bargaining power for small business owners and independent workers by giving them
Johnson’s Digital Permitting Bill Passes Committee
infrastructure projects involving roads, bridges, mines, factories, power plants, and more. The ePermit Act , introduced today, will provide
Johnson’s Landmark Digital Assets Legislation Passes Committee
clear rules of the road, ensuring America will power the future of blockchain and digital assets.” Click here
Johnson, Moore Legislation Aims to Prevent Foreign Takeovers and Closures of U.S. Businesses
chains. Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) offer a powerful alternative. ESOP companies are more productive, resilient in downturns
Johnson Votes to Rein in National Rulings by Single District Court Judges
court judge should not have the kind of power to direct national policy,” said Johnson . “This bill ensures … preservation of the Constitutional separation of powers. In such cases, the parties may appeal directly to the Supreme
Johnson, Sheriffs Commend Trump Victories After Joint Address
people’s lives. I thought it was a powerful speech,” said Johnson . Click here for Johnson’s remarks
Johnson Strengthens Work Requirements for SNAP
introduced similar legislation last Congress. “Work is a powerful pathway out of poverty,” said Johnson . “Time and time … some states use to game the system.” “The power of work is transformative, enabling Americans to achieve independence
Johnson, Fischer Ensure Electric Vehicles Contribute to Highway Trust Fund
three times as much as gas-powered cars, creating more wear and tear on our roads and bridges … exception to this user-fairness principle remains vehicles powered by electricity. Thankfully, Senator Fischer and Representative Johnson have