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historic tax law passed by House Republicans is delivering significant tax relief to blue state residents, including … simple: A coalition of common sense, pragmatic Republicans like me fought leadership in both parties to quadruple
show that there will be no Democratic or Republican solution on immigration, only an American one. After
Maybe. For the American people? Absolutely not. House Republicans passed a straightforward bill to maintain the status … squarely at pressuring Democrats to object to anything Republicans are doing. Don’t take my word
Reagan was president, it was wrong when House Republicans forced a shutdown when Barack Obama was president … people deserve better. Senate Democrats should vote with Republicans to pass a clean continuing resolution and keep
account for population changes. Unfortunately, both Democrats and Republicans have sought to inject partisan gerrymandering into the redistricting … thereby polarize the electorate. As gerrymandered Democrat and Republican-held districts become uncompetitive, elected officials lose their incentive
Your editorial “ The Corleone Option for SALT Republicans ” (May 15) suggests my efforts to achieve a higher deduction … sends to the federal government in tax revenue. Republicans from blue states such as New York, California
Regarding "Republicans in Congress — like NY's Mike Lawler — think Medicaid doesn’t matter," lohud.com, April 10: There … committed to working with commonsense Democrats and Republicans to get it done. https://www.lohud.com/story/opinion/2025/04/17/mike-lawler-commits-to-supporting-medicaid-social-security-opinion/83116241007/?gnt-cfr=1&gca-cat=p&gca-uir=true&gca-epti=z116834p002050c002050e1125xxv116834d--xx--b--xx--&gca-ft=156&gca-ds=sophi
anticipation of President Trump's return and Republican majorities in the House and Senate, the crypto market
extravagance should not stop President Trump and our Republican majorities in the House and Senate from agreeing
serious officials committed to spending reform and accountability. Republican Mike Lawler represents New York’s 17th Congressional District