Bice chairs the House subcommittee on modernizing constituent engagement — she ran a hearing on it, won funding for a Constituent Engagement Innovation Project, and is soliciting ideas right now. Asked why she does not hold in-person town halls, she answered with arithmetic: 'I am never going to get that kind of engagement if I'm doing in-person town halls.'
At his only 2024 debate Bresnahan said he'd oppose a federal abortion ban 'under any circumstances.' Then he voted for H.R. 21, and for a budget bill that shut the Wilkes-Barre Planned Parenthood out of Medicaid for a year. This July he launched a Women for Rob coalition.
Gooden wrote to the Dallas Housing Authority demanding ten years of data on where Housing Choice Voucher families are being placed in Kaufman County, citing 'housing concentration' and 'neighborhood stability.' He cited Walker v. HUD — the case that ordered Dallas to stop keeping Black families out of white neighborhoods.
The Forest Service asked the public what it thought about ending roadless protections on 58.8 million acres. More than 99% of the comments said no. Hageman's H.R. 7695 would write the repeal into law and bar any future administration from restoring it — including on 3.3 million acres of Wyoming.
On March 27, 2026, the Senate passed a bipartisan bill to reopen most of Homeland Security. Huizenga voted to throw it out. On March 31 he turned up in a tourist photo at Edinburgh Castle. On April 30 the House gave up and passed the Senate's bill anyway — 34 days later, one day before the Coast Guard would have run out of money to pay its people.
A Trump adviser criticized Fine on Tucker Carlson's show. Fine told the White House he would vote against every rule on the House floor until Trump fired him — and then cast the lone Republican vote against the rule carrying the SAVE America Act he had spent months demanding.
Van Drew chaired a House hearing that declared abuse reports at Newark's Delaney Hall false before a single witness spoke. He called no one from ICE, DHS, or the company that runs the place — which gave his campaign $3,000.
In Washington, the Freedom Caucus chairman wants sanctuary officials prosecuted and said a detained pastor from his own district was 'subject to deportation.' On the Eastern Shore, he quietly got the Trump administration to max out the guest-worker visas his district's crab houses run on — and told the owner, 'we got it done.'
Winter Storm Fern did $7.2 million in damage to Habersham County alone. Clyde told FEMA the counties can't recover without federal help — while sponsoring H.R. 1180, a one-page bill to repeal the law that stops a president from simply refusing to spend money Congress approved.