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Washington Democrats just threw tradesmen under the bus

2 years 3 months ago By Derrick Van Orden 3 comments

President Biden’s announcement that he will forgive a portion of student loan debt is adding another $300 billion in unchecked spending to inflation rates already at 40 year highs.

worst economic periods in recent memory

2 years 4 months ago By Paul Farrow 1 comment

Joe Biden and Democrats’ priorities have resulted in one of the worst economic periods in recent memory.

United States is officially in a recession

2 years 4 months ago By Tom Tiffany 1 comment

This week the Bureau of Economic Affairs confirmed what Americans have been feeling for quite some time – the United States is officially in a recession.

House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy joins Derrick Van Orden in Wisconsin’s 3rd district for Dairy Month

2 years 5 months ago By Derrick Van Orden 3 comments

House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy Joined me yesterday in La Crosse to discuss the impact of Biden and Pelosi’s failed economic policies on Wisconsin farmers.

Biden's Disastrous Administration - $5 Gas

2 years 5 months ago By Senator Ron Johnson 1 comment

What to do about the rising price of gas was the number one question I got during a recent Instagram Q & A. Unfortunately, the Biden administration's disastrous policies have caused this crisis, so Congress needs to do the exact opposite.

The Disastrous Biden Economy

2 years 5 months ago By Tom Tiffany 1 comment

This week the House of Representatives reconvened for legislative activity after a two-week recess. I also held a Telephone Town Hall with my friend and colleague Rep.

Parents Have a Right to Be Angry

2 years 6 months ago By Senator Ron Johnson 1 comment

Supply shortages of infant formula are putting unimaginable burdens on parents. The severe shortage of infant formula appears to be a result of supply chain constraints and the shutdown of a major production facility in Michigan.

Unsustainable Spending Spree

2 years 6 months ago By doug 1 comment

Our country cannot continue to spend our way into prosperity. We are more than $30T in debt with another $169T in unfunded liabilities (Social Security, Medicare, etc). We have already mortgaged our children’s and grandchildren’s future.