Keeping Colorado's old coal plants running is costing ratepayers more than $87 million. Asked if it was worth it, Rep. Jeff Hurd said yes — and complained the federal orders forcing one plant open don't last long enough.
In April he called Trump's 'whole civilization' threat abhorrent and told a Longview Rotary Club that past the 60-day mark, Congress would have to weigh in. In June and July, Congress did — and Moran voted against it both times.
Site-neutral payment means Medicare pays the same for the same service wherever it happens — and patients' 20% share drops with it. At an April Ways and Means meeting, Moran spoke against it. His donors include the American Hospital Association PAC.
Ryan Nichols pleaded guilty to two felonies, including assaulting officers, and drew 63 months in prison. Trump pardoned him. When he interrupted Moran's Tyler town hall demanding due process, Moran later told the room some Jan. 6 prisoners were treated unfairly.
Soybeans alone cost Indiana $347 million in lost exports in one year. Stutzman called the tariffs a matter of other countries realizing 'they need us as a partner' — and, after the Supreme Court threw the tariffs out, told Bloomberg the ruling was not good for Indiana farmers and that he would be happy to help the president.
Mike Haridopolos chairs the House subcommittee that oversees America's space program. SpaceX, L3Harris, Blue Origin and Honeywell all fund him — and just 2% of his money comes from small donors.
Stutzman said fouls on Caitlin Clark could be 'assault,' warned that 'the authorities need to step in,' and floated a congressional committee investigating a basketball league. The Indiana Fever said they never asked for any of it.
Stutzman asked Israel's ambassador whether his plan was a direction 'you guys would be comfortable with,' put a draft in front of Netanyahu in Jerusalem, and introduced it in the House a week later — attaching Netanyahu's letter of support to his own press release.
The Florida congressman now praising DOGE for exposing government waste once collected $152,000 in public money from a community college for a 175-page double-spaced manuscript that existed in a single copy.