Weekly Columns and Op-Eds

If we are to ensure the United States remains at the forefront of energy production and innovation, then our federal policy must take a page out of Central Washington’s book and aggressively pursue an “all-of-the-above” energy approach.

Congress must reorient these programs toward what they were originally designed to do—help Americans who are in need to be strong members of the workforce, earn a paycheck for their households, learn new skills, and reduce childhood poverty.

America’s debt is quite literally mortgaging our children’s futures and we must take serious, responsible action before it’s too late. I will continue this fight against fiscal insanity to ensure our children can grow up in a strong, prosperous economy where the American Dream can become a reality once more.

Last week, President Biden turned his back on agricultural producers, small business owners, and anyone who wants to have authority over their own property by vetoing a bipartisan, bicameral effort to stop the Biden Administration’s proposed “Waters of the United States,” or WOTUS, rule under the guise of protecting clean water.

President Biden's anti-American energy policies put our nation on a dangerous path. It's time for the government to stop overregulating our lives and focus on solutions that will truly benefit the American people and our energy future. And that starts with them getting their hands off our stoves.

I am proud to announce that I will once again be hosting our annual Veterans Service Fair for veterans and their families across Central Washington. Our Veterans Service Fair will feature a wide variety of organizations, all with the express purpose of assisting with VA and healthcare benefits, counseling, and employment opportunities.

I will work tirelessly to bring justice in William and James’ honor to hold dealers accountable, and continue working with community leaders and experts on the frontlines to bring forth more solutions.

The nation is currently at a crossroads, we must decide whether it is more important to protect the victims of crime or its perpetrators