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that was passed in November which reopened the government after the historic shutdown. As January 31st looms closer … that Congress can get back to funding the government through the regular order process. One of Congress’ primary
unnecessary delays and make it easier for local governments to access the resources they need in order … delays in permitting that hold back local governments. And it means a more responsive government that can work
support. For too long, our federal government has weaponized the definition of our nation’s waterways to seize
This week, in the vote to reopen the government from the nearly forty-three-day shutdown, I also
only is it imperative that we reopen the government and get back to governing through regular order … Infrastructure Committee and in Congress to ensure government overreach is streamlined and reigned in, commonsense surface transportation reauthorization
state and local level, but the federal government can help with research, bringing focus to an issue
representative in Congress. Although the federal government may be shut down, my offices in Washington, DC, and across
provided amendments to strengthen and streamline our federal government’s disaster and recovery programs. Additionally, this bill makes
Jefferson and the Founders believed a nation that governs itself, like ours, must rely upon an informed … about the pillars upon which our nation’s government was built. Creating the best environment for students
constituents may be facing. Navigating the federal government can be cumbersome and certainly feel overwhelming. With the endless
legislation to increase transparency and accountability within government and federal agencies, improve much-needed disaster relief programs
time, paving the way for the federal government to continue making important investments into programs across the country
Taxpayers’ money doesn’t belong to the federal government, it belongs in their pockets, allowing them to spend
savings and boost new revenue for the federal government. As Chairman of this great committee … creating and establishing our Constitution and form of government. And as such, we have a deep obligation
weather passing through. Everyone from local businesses and governments, fire departments, law enforcement, EMS, and even friends
give more responsibilities to state, local, and tribal governments who often times have a much better understanding
budget, implementing savings across the entirety of the government, and harnessing our biggest revenue generators like domestic energy