The Tiffany Telegram: April 17, 2026
three years, which Democrats and even a few Republicans pushed after President Trump tried
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The Tiffany Telegram: March 20, 2026
earning all-conference honors! Protecting Animals House Republicans voted this week to deport all non-citizens who harm
The Tiffany Telegram: March 13, 2026
Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) and the other Republicans from Wisconsin in helping introduce legislation that would authorize Wisconsin
The Tiffany Telegram: March 6, 2026
fully funded and fully operational. This week, House Republicans gave Democrats another opportunity to end the DHS shutdown … Thankfully, four Democrats joined Republicans in voting to pass the bill. Unfortunately, both Democrats from Wisconsin voted against
Julie’s Journal: February edition
solution: Fortunately, North Dakota families avoided that nightmare. Republicans enacted the Working Families Tax Cuts Act last year … values and traits that make America great!” - House Republican Conference Chairwoman Lisa McClain (R-MI) P.S. For more
Republicans Deliver Historic Tax Relief for Seniors
February 26, 2026 Newsletters https://iqconnect.house.gov
Julie's Journal: January Edition
grandchildren. The solution: This year, House and Senate Republicans moved appropriations bills through deliberate negotiations, with … proud of that. Nobody likes paying taxes, but Republicans have reduced the amount you owe and made your
2025: Year in review
Mexico border with freshman House Republican members to see firsthand the challenges facing border communities and law enforcement
October Newsletter
American people, enough Senate Democrats joined Republicans in voting to reopen the government. The House just passed … Affordable Care Act is anything but affordable, and Republicans are working on a slate of reforms to this
Government Shutdown Q&A: How did we get here?
here? A: On September 19th, House Republicans passed a commonsense, nonpartisan extension of government funding at current spending … removed to negotiate an extension. Q: Since Republicans control the House, Senate, and the White House
