Press Release

Our forebears recognized that putting the powers to enforce the law and adjudicate the law into just one person or one body is an open invitation to tyranny.

The House’s National Defense Authorization Act reaffirms support for our allies, increases pay for our troops, and improves access to high quality medical care for our military personnel.

As the opioid crisis continues to tear apart communities and break up families, we need the Senate to pass this bill and the President to sign it as soon as possible.

The House continued with the appropriations process today, implementing important accountability measures on executive agencies.

These reforms will make our federal workforce more efficient and accountable to the people they are supposed to be serving.