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February 2, 2022
"Medicare Advantage is crucial for Michigan seniors. As CMS considers updates to Medicare Advantage for 2023, it must ensure it will continue to provide high-quality, affordable health care for Michigan seniors," said Moolenaar.
Issues:Health CareSeniors
February 1, 2022
"President Biden is opening the border for illegal immigration by providing flights to people who break the law, which encourages them to come to the United States and enter the country illegally. I am proud to support this legislation which will uphold the rule of law and bring an end to these flights that reward and release lawbreaking immigrants into the country,” said Moolenaar.
Issues:National Security
January 26, 2022
“Justice Breyer consistently ruled against the dignity of human life and opposed pro-life policies. Science has found that babies in the womb have a heartbeat after six weeks, arms and legs after ten weeks, and major organs after 15 weeks. These unborn children have the right to life and future generations of Americans will look back in sadness on Justice Breyer’s support for unlimited abortion,” said Congressman John Moolenaar.
Issues:Life and Adoption
January 25, 2022
“This is a victory for the American people, but President Biden must do more, and end his mandates on health care workers, Head Start teachers, and truck drivers. Biden’s top-down approach has not worked. His mandates could potentially cause larger labor shortages, and negatively affect the supply chains Michigan families depend on.”
Issues:Health Care
January 25, 2022
The office of Congressman John Moolenaar is currently accepting applications for congressional internships in his Washington, D.C. office for Summer 2022.
January 24, 2022
“Parents are looking for schools that provide the environment and curriculum that is best for their children. The last two years in particular have shown how important it is for parents to be involved in their children’s education, and I am proud to stand with them in supporting the rights of parents and school choice for America’s students,” said Moolenaar.
Issues:Education and Opportunity
January 21, 2022
“Michigan school districts and communities are best-equipped to decide policies for their own employees, and they should be empowered to make their own decisions, without a top-down approach from President Biden telling them how to do everything,” said Congressman John Moolenaar. “I have visited Head Start classrooms in Michigan, and I know the teachers and staff work hard to care for the children. It would be difficult for the community if they had to quit their jobs because of President Biden’s policies.”
January 21, 2022
“It is inspiring to see these Michigan students carry the banner of hope for unborn children and the right to life,” said Congressman John Moolenaar. “This year’s March for Life once again reaffirms the commitment of millions of Americans to stand up for life and support unborn children and their mothers through pregnancy resource centers, adoption, and strong families. The unborn are the most vulnerable people in our society and each one is full of incredible potential to make our world a better place.”
Issues:Life and Adoption
January 19, 2022
"I am proud to support these incredible members of the Greatest Generation and honor their courage and service," said Congressman Moolenaar. "The bravery of the Ghost Army helped win World War II and secure a better future for generations to come."
Issues:Veterans
January 14, 2022
"Michigan families are being hurt by rising energy costs and I appreciated the opportunity to meet with a local energy provider today to discuss how policies from the Biden Administration are affecting costs,” said Moolenaar. “Propane is a vital energy source for many homeowners in Michigan, and if the Biden Administration’s anti-pipeline policies cause Line 5 to be shutdown, that could seriously raise costs on Michigan families. I hope Line 5 tunnel construction will be expedited and allowed to move forward, because that is the safest solution to meeting our state’s energy needs.”
Issues:Energy