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NBC's Today Show Bipartisan Burn: Members of Congress Working (Out) Together
The Today Show did a feature on the workout group that has helped me get in shape! Every morning that Congress is in session, we are sweating out our differences at 6am! -
Congressman Jason Smith: House E&W Appropriations Bill Strips “Waters of the U.S.” Funding
Smith included language in Energy and Water funding bill to prohibit federal dollars from enforcing EPA proposal -
Congressman Jason Smith Consults Veterans Advisory Board
Smith formed a Veterans Advisory Board to get direct feedback on issues and legislation
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I have always been, and will always be, committed to protecting the life of the unborn and standing for the voiceless. It saddens me that we actually have to fight for something such as the life of a precious unborn child, something that each of our mothers chose for us from the first time they heard our heartbeat on the monitor, to the day we were born.
WASHINGTON – Congressman Jason Smith issued the following statement today in response to President Obama’s State of the Union address:
One of America’s Founding Fathers, John Adams, said, “Power must never be trusted without a check,” and this week, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to be the check on President Obama’s unlawful executive amnesty. In December, Congress set the groundwork to combat the president’s lawless actions and hold his administration accountable.
WASHINGTON –Today, Congressman Jason Smith (R-Salem, MO) issued the following statement on passage of the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, which funds the Department of Homeland Security, while fully defunding the president’s unconstitutional executive amnesty:
WASHINGTON— This week, Congressman Jason Smith voted to correct some of the biggest flaws of the Obamacare law. While Congressman Smith will continue to push for a full repeal of the law, the Hire More Heroes Act and Save American Workers Act will relieve several obstacles to getting Americans back to work again.
One of the first bills the new Congress took up this week was the Keystone XL Pipeline. This infrastructure project is a pipeline to move oil from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. The project will add more than 40,000 jobs to the workforce and lower energy costs for all Americans.
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