Congress-DO NOT USE THIS ONE

Our bill will make significant changes to the securities laws to reduce the risk that companies face when they go public, and ensure that the everyday investor has access to the opportunities that help Americans who save see their money grow. Read more »

Today, the House took a crucial first step towards reforming our country’s tax code - something we haven’t done in over thirty years Read more »

The opioid epidemic has hit our communities rapidly over the past few years. In 2015 our state saw more than 1,000 lives lost from opioid-related causes. Read more »

The United States has a long history of using its economic influence to advance an agenda that liberates the oppressed and promotes freedom for those in the darkest corners of the world, like North Korea, Read more »

Many things have changed in our country since 1986. Back then, Cheers was the most popular show on television, the Internet wasn’t around, and the iPhone was unimaginable. We have come a long way since then. Unfortunately, our tax code is stuck in the past. Read more »

Our legislation is a step towards making going public more attractive, getting our financial markets back towards being the number one method for capital formation. Read more »

here was a genuine fear in the industry, an industry that is legal however you feel about firearms, that the federal government could boot your business out of the financial system at any time. Read more »

As lawmakers, it’s our responsibility to fight for those who don’t have a voice. This bill is a strong step in the fight to protect the unborn. Read more »

“Major incidents of hacking in the private sector continue to underscore the need for strong data security,” said Rep. Budd. “Americans are required to turn over a host of financial information to the Treasury Department, and accordingly, we should be doing what we can to make sure that this information is as secure as possible.” Read more »

It strikes me as common sense that if we’re going to take money from law abiding taxpayers, we ought not to be giving it to lawbreaking recipients. This bill is one step towards fixing that problem. Read more »