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franklin.house.gov

America is a country blessed with rich natural resources and emerging technologies that must be developed in an environmentally sound manner that is sustainable for future generations. That’s why developing an all-of-the-above energy strategy that meets our short and long-term plans for achieving energy independence is critical. When President Biden took office, America had achieved energy independence. Sadly, he chose to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline, release millions of barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) and block federal oil and gas leasing, which has contributed to record-high prices at the pump. That’s why my House colleagues and I passed H.R. 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act. This bill will fast-track domestic energy production, expedite construction of critical infrastructure projects through permitting reforms and ensure that critical minerals needed for advanced technologies come from America – not China. I also voted for H.R. 21, the Strategic Production Response Act, which would prevent the president from tapping the SPR for political purposes and require the Biden administration to create a plan to refill it. Ensuring America becomes energy independent again is critical now more than ever. We must be committed to finding common sense solutions to meet our energy needs and invest in domestic energy sources that will support new jobs and growth for the 21st century.

lofgren.house.gov

A hub for Know Your Rights information from CA-18's counties in Spanish.

allen.house.gov

Rep. Rick Allen signs the Conference Report to H.R. 2, the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 Agriculture plays a key role in the economy of Georgia’s 12th district, and is oftentimes the main economic driver of the rural communities which make up so much of our great state. The continued vitality of this sector of the economy has ramifications far beyond that of the families that make their living growing a wide range of commodities like cotton, peanuts, corn, timber, onions, and livestock. As a member of the House Agriculture Committee, I have a unique opportunity to help form policies that impact the agriculture industry. Foremost, the Agriculture Committee is tasked with crafting a new farm bill every five years which authorizes hundreds of programs that are vitally important to the agricultural interests of our state and our country. These programs include research, farm credit, rural development, nutritional programs, food safety, and agricultural support programs, among dozens of other provisions. In December 2018, President Trump signed the most recent Farm Bill into law. As law of the land, the 2018 Farm Bill has strengthened the farm safety net, provided more flexibility for our producers, protected and expanded crop insurance, improved the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) – including program integrity, strengthened our efforts to provide quality broadband in rural areas, and much more.  As we continue to implement this farm bill, I remain committed to ensuring that we can continue productio

horsford.house.gov

Government funding expired at midnight on September 30, 2025. Instead of negotiating to keep the government open, Congressional Republicans walked away and refused to come to the table. Speaker Mike Johnson would rather shut down the government than work with Leader Jeffries and Congressional Democrats to protect your health care. There’s been a lot of misinformation about the shutdown, but the reality is clear: Republicans hold the power in Washington, and this is their crisis.

goldman.house.gov

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ezell.house.gov

Mississippi's access to the Gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi River, and major rail lines and highways give our state tremendous economic potential. As a member of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, I'm working to harness these resources to make Mississippi a better place to live and do business. At the same time, I'm standing up against radical spending plans that would destroy our economy.. Real infrastructure is crucial to our economy and our national defense; progressive wish lists hidden under the guise of infrastructure are not. Key Votes: Yes on the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act, which strengthen's America's aviation community. Yes on the U.S. Supply Chain Security Review Act, which would study the economic security risks of foreign-owned marine terminals at the largest U.S. container ports. Yes on the Preserving Choice in Vehicle Purchases Act*, which would prohibit states like California from setting emissions standards for the entire country. *Cosponsored by Congressman Ezell   Other Key Legislation: Sponsor of the FAST PASS Act, which would help strengthen supply chains during states of emergency. Sponsor of H.R. 4993, which would spur private investment in new port infrastructure. Cosponsor of the Simplifying Grants Act, which would simplify federal grant processes for rural and suburban communities.

bacon.house.gov

U.S. Congressman Don Bacon Proudly Serving Nebraska's Second District

hoyer.house.gov

How the Trump Administration policies and actions have impacted you and your familyCongressman Hoyer is proud to represent more than 75,000 federal employees in Maryland’s 5th district and is grateful for the essential services they provide to Americans every single day. He is strongly opposed to President Trump and Republicans’ efforts to slash the federal workforce and undermine federal services.