Budget & Spending
Randy is committed to standing up for American taxpayers. He is fighting against reckless, wasteful spending and working to enact fiscally responsible policies as a member of the House Committee on the Budget.
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On March 11th, more than a month after federal law requires, President Biden finally submitted his budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2025 to Congress.
On June 18th, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) – the government agency tasked with monitoring our nation’s fiscal health – confirmed my serious concerns with President Biden’s reckless spending agenda.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Last Friday, U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-Hull) led a letter with 9 of his colleagues on the House Ways and Means Committee to Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen outlining the harmful economic and deficit impacts of the Biden administration’s digital trade policy decisions.
On my 36 County Tour, I have met with families, small business owners, and childcare providers who are rightfully concerned about the skyrocketing cost of childcare. As a father of four, I agree that we need real solutions to lower costs for our families, especially as inflation eats away at paychecks and gas prices are on the rise.
In 1933, the federal government established the foundation of what would eventually become the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – better known as SNAP – when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed into law the Agricultural Adjustment Act during the Great Depression.
The number and severity of unprecedented challenges our nation faces are growing at a time when our capacity to address them is declining.
We’re all familiar with the grief and pain that comes with losing a loved one. Whether a death is unexpected or occurs after a long battle with an illness, families must make funeral arrangements, settle an estate, and manage any outstanding personal or business debts.
As any taxpayer knows, the federal government never misses an opportunity to tax income, assets, earnings, or real estate.
In my weekly column last week, I outlined my strong opposition to President Biden’s $7.3-trillion budget for Fiscal Year 2025.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-Hull) led a letter to President Biden opposing his proposed tax hikes on family farms and small businesses.