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Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong opposition to H.J. Res. 37 – legislation introduced by the House Majority that would bar the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from enforcing the new rules on Net Neutrality that protect consumer freedom on the Internet.

Issues: Economy & Jobs

April 8, 2011

Contact: Maria Reppas, (202) 225-6631 / (202) 527-0149 maria.reppas@mail.house.gov

Washington, DC – Congresswoman Betty McCollum (MN-04) issued the following statement on possibility of a government shutdown.


April 7, 2011

Contact: Maria Reppas, (202) 225-6631 / (202) 527-0149 maria.reppas@mail.house.gov

Washington, DC – As House Republicans once again fail to come to an agreement with Senate Democrats and President Obama, the country is facing a federal government shutdown, starting Saturday, April 9. Congresswoman Betty McCollum (MN-04) issued the following statement.


Image removed.The number one focus for Congress must be to get Americans back to work and keep our economy moving forward.


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Mr. Chair, my amendment will ensure that the Food and Drug Administration is adequately funded to protect our nation's food supply, prevent food-borne illnesses from happening, and properly investigate outbreaks when they do occur.

Issues: Agriculture & Nutrition Appropriations & Budget

April 1, 2011
e-Newsletter

Please join Congresswoman McCollum's official Facebook page to stay informed on her activities in St. Paul and Washington, DC.

Issues: Appropriations & Budget Foreign Affairs

Mr. Speaker, reauthorization and reform of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is long overdue, and critical to our nation's future.

Issues: Appropriations & Budget Transportation & Infrastructure

April 1, 2011

Contact: Maria Reppas, (202) 225-6631 / (202) 527-0149 maria.reppas@mail.house.gov

Over $660 million of U.S. Taxpayer Dollars Have Funded an Ineffective and Unnecessary Program

Issues: Foreign Affairs

March 30, 2011
Statements For the Record

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in opposition to H.R. 471, the private school voucher program for the District of Columbia.

This bill would revive the ineffective and inefficient D.C. voucher program. The bill authorizes $100 million over the next five years for only 1.3 percent of students to receive vouchers in D.C. – with no offset for the funding.

Issues: Education

March 30, 2011
Statements For the Record

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to oppose H.R. 872, the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act.

Issues: Environment & Energy