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Reconciliation is a serious priority of both the White House and Congress this year. It is a legislative package containing numerous provisions championed by President Trump and Congressional Republicans. Despite all the buzz, the term reconciliation is often misunderstood. Simply put, it’s a statutory process meant to streamline budget-rela |
Washington, D.C. – Today, Congresswoman Bice joined President Donald J.
Since the founding of our country, the democratic process to elect our governing body has defined our nation. The right to vote is a privilege of citizenship, and it is our duty to ensure that every election is conducted with integrity. Oklahoma has set a gold standard for how we conduct and safeguard our voting and registration system. It is time for other states to follow our lead to prevent any interference from foreign entities and non-citizens.
Nearly thirty years ago, our city, state, and nation were changed forever by an unimaginable domestic terrorist attack. Our community lost 168 lives that fateful day, but they are not forgotten. It is important we continue to honor and remember those who did not make it out of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, those who still have the physical and emotional scars, as well as the brave first responders. |
Washington, D.C. - Today, Congresswoman Bice voted to continue the process of reconciliation, proposals which seek to provide tax cuts to families and businesses, address our national debt, and support the Administration as they seek to secure the border and safeguard our nation. Today's vote occurred after the Senate amended and supported the House resolution which passed in February.
Washington, D.C. – Today, the National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology (NSCEB) delivered its major report and action plan to Congress. Representative Bice (R-OK-05) serves as one of the Commissioners.
Washington, D.C. - Today, Representative Bice and Senator Lankford hosted a Commemorative Survivor Tree Dedication Ceremony on the United States Capitol Grounds. As part of this ceremony, a sapling from the Survivor Tree was planted on the Northwest corner of the Capitol Grounds facing the National Mall. |
Washington, D.C.- Today, the House passed H.R. 1234, legislation sponsored by Congresswoman Bice. This bill rescinds the print requirement of the Annotated Constitution and promotes the more cost-effective, efficient, and regularly updated digital version. H.R. 1234 originated in the Committee on House Administration, where Congresswoman Bice serves as the Chairwoman of the Modernization & Innovation Subcommittee.
Congresswoman Bice issued the following statement:
For too long, overregulation has had detrimental impacts on our economy. Businesses have been forced to navigate a maze of bureaucratic red tape rather than focusing on what they do best—creating jobs, innovating, and serving their customers. The disastrous policies of the previous administration made it difficult for hardworking Americans and small business owners to thrive. That’s why we are taking action to ensure these burdensome regulations never return. |