A New Year’s Resolution
irresponsible decision to shut down the government last September, Congress did not fulfill our most basic duty: keeping
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Progress on Trade
security and political freedom. When AGOA lapsed in September, thirteen participating nations were already suspended or partially suspended
Shutdown exposes what has gone wrong in Washington
threatened with a primary challenge. Fast forward to September and House Republicans once again passed a clean continuing
Setting the Record Straight: This is the Schumer Shutdown
Democrats did. And they did it deliberately. On September 19th, the House passed a clean funding extension, with
What History Teaches Us About Shutdowns—and Why This One Must End
deadline neared, they abruptly changed course. On September 19, the House passed a clean CR, only for House
The Scariest Shutdown
shutdown in American history. I voted back in September to prevent all of this. It was a vote
Time’s Ticking for Surface Transportation Reauthorization
transportation legislation, with the current bill expiring on September 30, 2026. Regular, continued reauthorization of our nation
Where We Stand in the Shutdown
October 24, 2025 Weekly Columns On September 19, 2025, the United States House of Representatives passed
Stop Holding Taxpayers Hostage to Pandemic-Era ACA Subsidies They Can’t Afford
September 30, Senate Democrats blocked our clean continuing resolution to keep the government open – holding the American people
Ideological Demands Put Rural Healthcare at Risk
resolution to keep open the federal government. On September 19, House Republicans did our job. We passed legislation
An Avoidable Shutdown
fact is this unfortunate shutdown was avoidable. On September 19th, well before the funding deadline of September 30th
Save Jersey Op-Ed by Rep. Smith'Op-Ed: Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied'
comments Save Jersey By Chris Smith Published September 28, 2025 Joanne Chesimard brutally murdered New Jersey State Trooper … denial of justice. This article was published on September 28, 2025 and can be found online
New and Improved
September 26, 2025 Weekly Column BIG Update Artificial intelligence (AI) will be an engine of economic growth around
From the Forests to the Freeways
September 26, 2025 Weekly Columns Some say it's hard to see the forest for the trees
Nebraskans Focus on Solutions
September 26, 2025 Columns It is a profound privilege to represent the people of the Third District
Wasteful and Woke Animal Tests Axed by the Trump Administration
spending commenced, until now. In early September, less than 24 hours after a new WCW investigation found that
Connor was killed by a driver who couldn’t read signs. Make truckers learn English again
Image September 19, 2025 Op-Eds The tragic 2017 death of 18-year-old Connor Dzion in northern
From Coast to Coast
September 19, 2025 Weekly Column BIG Update This week, the application opened for states to apply for assistance
An All-of-the-Above Energy Approach
September 19, 2025 Weekly Columns The rising demand for greater energy production spans all industries and reaches every
Responsible Government Spending
September 19, 2025 Columns Federal spending and our growing national debt are serious challenges which must be addressed
Reflection on Charlie Kirk
September 18, 2025 Weekly Columns The last week has been tough for our nation. It is impossible
Work more, keep more
September 16, 2025 Op-Eds and Speeches Fedorchak’s latest op-ed in the Forum Washington
Investing in the Future of America’s Defense
September 12, 2025 Weekly Columns The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is the cornerstone of our national security
A Turning Point
September 12, 2025 Weekly Column BIG News Charlie Kirk was a family man and a young, conservative leader
Defending America’s Greatness
September 12, 2025 Columns Nearly a quarter century has passed since the attacks of September 11th, 2001. That