Let Me Be Blunt: Work(s) in Progress
rise, too many are forced to make impossible choices between seeing the doctor or buying groceries
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Let Me Be Blunt: 100 Days Late, Billions of Dollars Short
furthering our community’s success. The Choice to Serve The choice to serve is an admirable
My Visits to Delaney Hall
people in government custody feel they have no choice but to take such drastic action, their concerns deserve
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Honoring Memorial Day
Many ordinary men and women made the extraordinary choice to serve something greater than themselves. I am grateful
Newsletter: FISA Reauthorization Fight and Welcoming Home a Coastal Bend Hero
office. Our two People’s Choice winners were Lily Burke, Rockport-Fulton High School, for her piece “Lily
Newsletter: Energy, Water & the Bible
Voting is now live for the People’s Choice Award. The top two pieces will be displayed
The Tiffany Telegram: April 10, 2026
boost costs and limit patient and local provider choice. With fewer plans dominating these markets, insurers often … services and to restrict a provider’s choice of laboratory or supplier, even though the plan
Newsletter: DHS Funding, Farmers, and Corpus Christi Military Installations
submit artwork on any subject of their choice. The deadline to submit is April 2nd, and entries
The Tiffany Telegram: March 20, 2026
budget American families and employers make tough choices every single day to make ends meet. Washington politicians
Let Me Be Blunt: Democracy at a Crossroads
secure elections in the world. We have a choice before us. We must decide whether we’ll allow
Helping Americans break free from government dependency
lower-income Americans make a rational economic choice: work less and take home more. Don’t blame them
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Highlighting School Choice Week
This week, we celebrate National School Choice Week. As Senator, common-sense education policy is a top priority … same way. Children should be given a choice in their education. The quality of a child’s education
Let Me Be Blunt: My Week in Delaware
national model. It was already included in my Choice Neighborhood Initiative Act , legislation I introduced with Senator Chris
💰 Leveling the Playing Field
tape for financial advisors means more local choices and stronger Main Street businesses. That’s Iowa common sense
💪 Delivering Healthier Hometowns
stakes balancing act — with rising costs forcing tough choices between prescriptions, telehealth visits, and the rural providers they
Progress for Ohio in year one
families save time and money. Giving families more choices at a lower cost My resolution that became
🏛️ More Main Street Wins
families pay the price with higher costs, less choices, and fewer opportunities to grow. That
A Christmas Lifeline to Rural Idaho Counties
giving Americans more control over their health care choices and truly making quality health care more affordable. Supporting
🩺 Fighting for Health Care
costs up. The result? Longer wait times, fewer choices, and higher out-of-pocket costs for working families
Setting our students up for success
districts. Since day one, I’ve championed school choice and innovative education solutions like AI toolkits
Thanksgiving and the blessing of adoption
pregnant with me, she faced an incredibly difficult choice. Her husband had passed away, she had two young
⛽ Energy Week Wins
Year-round E15 access to give consumers more choices and lower prices at the pump ✅ Expanded global markets
October Newsletter
information for seniors choosing Medicare: Seniors deserve straightforward choices when deciding what health coverage works best for their
💪 Perry’s Comeback
dollars, local leaders were left making tough choices to keep vital services running. Zoom in : From
🚫 Stop Robo-Voting
believe in. We’re fighting to restore investor choice and protect your voice in the financial system