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John,



It’s been a busy week, complete with late night committee hearings and
celebrating our great nation’s 249th birthday, but I wanted to take a moment to
update you on the important work we did this week.

I proudly voted AYE on the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB) Thursday—and in
true America First fashion, President Donald J. Trump signed it into law on
Independence Day. As a member of the Ways and Means Committee, I helped craft
this historic legislation that will secure our border, cut wasteful government
spending, and deliver major tax relief to western Minnesota. The bill is a
major win for our fundamental constitutional freedoms, too, including
provisions that protect our Second Amendment rights and the dignity of human
life. I applaud my House colleagues for joining me in sending the OBBB to the
White House, and President Trump for issuing the final signature.

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the right of states to block
Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, a major win for the pro-life movement.
Taxpayer dollars should never be used to support abortion providers. I’ve led
the charge to end taxpayer-funded abortions and protect the sanctity of life
through federal legislation like theDefund Planned Parenthood Act and the
Protecting Life and Taxpayers Act. I am overjoyed that the OBBB contains
language to block Medicaid funds from supporting Planned Parenthood. In order
to exercise this state right in Minnesota, we need to elect a Republican
trifecta in 2026 to overturn the disastrousGomez state supreme court decision.
My campaign team stands ready to lift my fellow Republicans next fall so we can
finally end taxpayer funded abortion in Minnesota.

In another landmark decision, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a major win
for parental rights. For too long, radical left-wing ideology has seeped into
our students’ classrooms, fueling identity crises, confusing children with
gender ideology, and keeping parents in the dark. Schools are no place for
discussions around gender ideology or sexuality, much less drag queen
storytime. Parents, not bureaucrats, should be guiding those conversations.
That is why I voted to pass theParents Bill of Rights Act in the previous
Congress to ensure parents have a say and influence in their children’s schools
without fear of repercussions. I firmly believe that parents deserve to know
what their children are being taught, especially if far-left administrators
continue to push a woke agenda at the expense of basic learning.

As always, thank you for your continued trust and support. Don’t hesitate to
reach out if you have any questions or need assistance with anything.




With gratitude,




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Michelle Fischbach
 


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