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The chaos and confusion of the debacle that unfolded in Afghanistan is both infuriating and disheartening.
On August 10, 1821, Missouri became the 24th state to enter the union. At the time, fewer than 150,000 folks called this frontier land home.
No, it hasn’t gotten better. No, this Administration doesn’t have it “under control.”
Early last month, I wrote to you all about a bill I introduced to help bridge the digital divide—the E-BRIDGE Act. I’m proud to report my bill passed out of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee this week.
Just a few months ago, I wrote about how eliminating the stepped-up basis would devastate family farms.
Earlier this week the Office of Management and Budget finally withdrew their disastrous proposal that would have redefined “Metropolitan Statistical Area” to exclude cities between 50,000 and 100,000 residents.
By this point, we’ve heard it all.
This week, Speaker Pelosi rammed through her $715 billion fake “infrastructure” bill. Throughout the debate, we heard how “transformative” this bill is. I’d agree with that as it completely upends the definition of infrastructure.
Here’s something I thought I’d never have to say: Obama’s WOTUS is back. It seems like a bad nightmare, but it’s true.
Following the Flood of 2019, a lot of folks had trouble getting the help they needed in Northwest Missouri.