In 2017, a majority of the 21 GOP women in the House will hold some sort of gavel.
Virginia Foxx is the first female to chair the Education and the Workforce.
Susan W Brooks is the chair of the Ethics Committee.
...Diane Black is running the Budget Committee.
Kay Granger is the new chairwoman of the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee.
Yesterday, the Congressional Budget Office released a report arguing that the partial repeal of Obamacare being contemplated by Republicans would wildly increase the number of people without health insurance. The CBO is wrong and here’s why.
Women in the GOP are suddenly wielding a disproportionate share of clout in the committee rooms. Three are currently presiding over standing committees, while a fourth has taken over what’s arguably the chamber’s single most consequential subcommittee.
In a confident America, everyone has access to quality affordable health care. See four ways our plan will create a #betterway for you and your family.
"For too long, unelected bureaucrats have been simply telling people how things are going to be..."
-Speaker Paul Ryan
Today we celebrate a great American. We follow in his footsteps by giving back to the community. And we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy by doing all that we can, every day, to make America more united, happy, and free.
Next week is the 58th Presidential Inauguration. We're excited to get work with our new President and Vice President.
Representative Doug Collins shares our approach to delivering affordable health care to all Americans and it starts with repealing Obamacare.
Obamacare has failed. Costs are up, premiums are up, and people have fewer choices. That's why we’re working with the President-elect and his team to deliver relief as soon as possible to the American people.
We want a health care system that allows Americans to access quality, affordable coverage. That's not what Obamacare does.
Unlike the Democrats, we are NOT going to pass a massive 2,700-page law just to find out what's in it. We're going to get this right, through a step-by-step approach.
$1,000,000,000,000 = The total cost of regulations issued by the Obama administration. Time for a change. The House just passed the Regulatory Accountability Act to give the American people more transparency and input in the rule-making process.
We need to remember something: Obamacare is hurting people right now.
• More double-digit premium increases.
• More deductible hikes.
• More people losing their plans.
