Rep. Webster: Congress Finally Embracing Member-Driven Appropriations Process
have urged my colleagues to reject the Washington presumption that nothing can be cut from the budget
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Rep. Webster Votes to Complete FY26 Funding
called on my colleagues to reject the Washington presumption that nothing can be cut from the budget
Webster Votes to Pass FY 2026 Financial Services and National Security Appropriations Bill
conservative priorities. “This legislation rejects the Washington presumption that nothing can be cut from the budget in order
Congresswoman Laurel Lee Introduces Legislation to Reform Federal Supervised Release, Reduce Waste, and Strengthen Reentry
conduct and rehabilitation: The legislation establishes a rebuttable presumption for early termination after half the supervision term
Congresswoman Cherfilus-McCormick and Congresswoman Hinson Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Expand PACT Act Benefits for Vietnam Veterans with Glioblastoma
PACT Act to include glioblastoma as a presumptive condition for Agent Orange exposure for Vietnam veterans. The bill … Linda Smith . “Adding glioblastoma to the list of presumptive conditions as part of the PACT Act would help
Webster Votes to Increase Coast Guard Resources
adversaries. Webster further commented, “By rejecting the Washington presumption that nothing can be cut from the budget
Webster Backs President Trump’s Agenda with Vote to Keep Government Open and Protect American Taxpayers
term funding measures, this legislation rejects the Washington presumption that nothing can be cut from the budget
Webster Votes to Pass Conservative Budget Plan to Advance President Trump’s Agenda
energy. Webster further remarked , “By rejecting the Washington presumption that nothing can be cut from the budget