This week, we are grieving the loss of Charlie Kirk, a hardworking young man, devoted father, and loving husband. His voice and leadership inspired a generation, encouraging young people to speak up, engage in debate with respect, and take part in shaping our nation’s future.

This attack was reprehensible. Let’s be clear: political violence has no place in America. We can and should debate passionately without resorting to hatred or harm.

I hope this tragedy reminds us all of the importance of coming together, rejecting violence, and continuing the conversations that make our country strong.

My prayers are with Charlie’s family, friends, supporters, and those at Utah Valley University who witnessed this senseless act.

This week, I chaired a hearing in the Oversight Subcommittee on Healthcare and Financial Services examining how poor diets and the overprescription of medication are harming American children.

It’s no secret that unhealthy eating habits and lack of exercise are fueling higher rates of chronic disease among kids. At the same time, overdiagnosis and overmedication are doing more harm than good. This health crisis was ignored and worsened under the Biden Administration.

Thankfully, President Trump and Secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s "Make America Healthy Again" agenda is putting us back on the right path. House Republicans will continue working with the Trump Administration to improve the health and future of America’s children.

📺 Watch my questioning HERE.

This week, the Oversight Committee advanced 14 bills to restore safety and accountability in Washington, D.C., building on President Trump’s executive actions to clean up our nation’s Capitol.

House Republicans blocked the D.C. Council’s radical rewrite of the criminal code, which would have gone soft on violent offenders. We are also holding officials accountable for inaccurate crime reporting, demanding swift responses to juvenile crime, and standing firm against policies that fail to keep residents safe.

The United States should have the safest Capital in the world. House Republicans fully support President Trump’s efforts to restore law and order and will continue advancing legislation to make D.C. safe again.

This week in the Judiciary Committee, I supported legislation to close dangerous loopholes that allowed MS-13 members into our communities, provide relief for victims of human trafficking, roll back on the Biden Administration’s attacks on law-abiding firearm dealers, and protect American energy projects from activist lawsuits.

These bills are about keeping our communities safe, defending victims, protecting constitutional rights, and ensuring America remains strong at home and abroad. I’ll continue working to hold Washington accountable and stand up for the values Wisconsin families care about.

I was honored to receive the Institute for Legislative Analysis’s "Defender of Limited Government" award.

Our Constitution’s principles of limited government continue to guide me every day. I’ll keep fighting for commonsense policies that rein in government overreach and put the American people first.

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