Opinion Editorial
September 30, 2017
Several times a year, the Honor Flight program takes World War II, Korea, and Vietnam veterans from Michigan to Washington, D.C. to see the memorials built in their honor.
Issues:Veterans
September 22, 2017
As opioid addiction ravages the country, leaving behind unfulfilled dreams of a generation, we must redouble our efforts to respond to this growing crisis.
Issues:Health Care
August 7, 2017
The House will remain focused on the issues that matter to you and your family, even if it doesn't always make the headlines.
July 14, 2017
Through my work on the Education and the Workforce Committee, Republicans and Democrats are joining together to help bridge the skills gap by prioritizing skills-focused education.
Issues:EducationJobs and Economy
June 30, 2017
As Michiganders, we have a fundamental understanding of the links between our state's economic health and the environmental health of the Great Lakes.
Issues:Local Issues
June 14, 2017
All told, the House has passed 13 bipartisan bills so far this year to protect the most vulnerable, offer support to victims and help put an end to trafficking.
Issues:Local IssuesMichigan Values
May 1, 2017
When you open up the newspaper, it’s hard to miss all the heartbreaking stories about heroin and prescription drug abuse: overdoses, families torn apart and young people failing to reach their full potential.
Issues:Health CareLocal Issues
April 9, 2017
One of the consistent concerns I hear from small businesses and manufacturers as I travel the 7th District is the endless regulatory onslaught coming out of Washington, D.C.
Issues:Jobs and Economy
March 21, 2017
Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini warned last month that the Affordable Care Act is in a “death spiral.”
Issues:Health Care
February 14, 2017
By Reps. Francis Rooney and Tim Walberg
The Times' Feb. 10 editorial, "House Republicans side with Wall Street against the little guy," sadly resorts to worn out rhetoric and attacks about motive rather than engaging in an honest debate about ideas.