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Last week, I introduced my third Veterans’ Affairs bill of the 118th Congress.
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On June 26, 2015, the United States Supreme Court erroneously legalized gay marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges, preempting most state laws concerning same-sex marriage.
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After months of deliberation and negotiations, Republican legislative leaders and Governor Evers have reached an agreement on the shared revenue proposal with a package of bills that will provide historic investment into local government and also
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Read MoreNot only do we need to investigate the corrupt actions of the Biden family going back years, we also need to investigate partisan actions taken within the FBI and other federal agencies.
The lawsuit against the city of La Crosse by Joy Buchman for the city’s ordinance banning conversion therapy for minors has been re-initiated and re-filed in the United States District Court, the western division of Wisconsin, by the Wisconsin Ins
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As Christians, we cannot participate in evil. This means we should think carefully and biblically about giving our money to companies that promote dangerous progressive ideas and sell merchandise that sexualizes children.
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The original bill passed by the House to increase the debt ceiling contained the bare minimum of spending restraint and policy improvements. The original bill also increased the debt ceiling by a fixed dollar amount– $1.5 trillion.
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June is National Dairy Month, a special time celebrate the dedicated dairy farmers who greatly impact our communities.
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