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Washington, DC – Today, Congresswoman Harriet Hageman voted against yet another continuing resolution to extend government funding. This continuing resolution would provide one week of new funding and move deadlines to March 8th and March 22nd, with no changes from FY2023, the largest spending bill ever passed by Congress.
Washington, DC – Today, the House Judiciary Committee passed two bills sponsored by Congresswoman Harriet Hageman. HR 4848, Censorship Accountability Act, and HR 2595, Forfeiture Funds Expenditure Transparency Act.
There are all kinds of phrases and jargon that are particular to Congress and legislative procedure, so much so that sometimes it sounds like the folks on Capitol Hill are speaking a different language. When members of Congress talk in “legislative speak,” normal people tend to tune them out because, unlike D.C. careerists, they are not obsessed with the minutiae of the process.
Sometimes, it takes someone from the top of the chain to help a small town out.
Washington, DC – Reminder - Today Congresswoman Harriet Hageman will host her fourth town hall of 2024, to be held in Alpine. This marks the 27th town hall since being sworn-in to Congress.
Despite hundreds of miles and other states between Wyoming and America’s southern border with Mexico, U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman worries about the ongoing crisis there and its broader implications for the United States.
And many of her constituents in Sweetwater County share these concerns.
During a town hall meeting Thursday night in Rock Springs, Hageman met with more than 100 locals to talk about key issues facing the country, and the border was No. 1 for all, who perceive it as the greatest national security threat.
Congresswoman Harriet Hageman held a town hall meeting Thursday night at the White Mountain Library in Rock Springs. Representative Hageman began the town hall with her recap of the latest developments in Congress and ended with an audience Q&A.
Hageman said that when elected, she promised to do a town hall meeting in every Wyoming county yearly. Last year, she finished her tour of Wyoming by June; this year, she said it will probably take a little bit longer because “there is so much going on back in Washington, DC, in terms of budget.”