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Statement on the House's Health Care Vote

January 13, 2017

"Today’s vote is a first step toward creating a health care system that puts patients first."

Moolenaar Named to Appropriations Subcommittees

January 11, 2017

"As a member of these subcommittees, I will have oversight of some of most important departments and agencies in the federal government, including the IRS. I will fight to hold them accountable to ensure that every taxpayer dollar is used effectively and that all citizens are treated with respect."

Issues:AccountabilityBudget

Moolenaar Named to Appropriations Committee

January 4, 2017

Press Release

Today, Congressman John Moolenaar (R-Midland) was named to the House Appropriations Committee.

He is the first member from Michigan to be a member of the committee since 2011 and the first Michigan Republican to serve on the committee since 2009.

Issues:AccountabilityBudget

Serving You in Michigan and Washington

December 18, 2016

Editorial

One of the joys of serving as your congressman is honoring our current soldiers and veterans for their service to our country.

This month, I voted to give our troops their largest pay increase in six years. They make sacrifices every day to keep us safe and the raise they have earned is a small part of thanking them and their families for their service to our nation.

Issues:AccountabilityVeteransEducation and OpportunityJobs and the Economy

Serving You in Michigan and Washington

December 15, 2016

Editorial

"To be accountable to you, I have made it a priority to be available, meeting constituents in all 15 counties of the district in 2016. At listening sessions, we discussed current events and your concerns about issues before Congress. You passionately care about the future of our country and I appreciate your input while representing you in Washington."

Issues:AccountabilityVeteransNational Security

Moolenaar Statement on the Passing of John Glenn

December 8, 2016

Press Release

"John Glenn was an American pioneer and a committed public servant. He first served our country in the Navy, then NASA, then the U.S. Senate, and he even went back to space at the incredible age of 77. John Glenn was the first American into space and our efforts to learn more about the solar system will stand on his shoulders forever."

Issues:VeteransNational Security

House Passes Legislation Keeping Government Open

December 8, 2016

Press Release

"I supported this critical legislation to keep the government open and to provide certainty to our troops and our seniors. I am glad this legislation included much needed federal aid to Flint to rebuild its water infrastructure. There was a failure in Flint by all levels of government and today the federal government does its part to assist in the city's recovery."

Issues:AccountabilityVeteransBudgetJobs and the EconomyNational Security

Moolenaar Votes for Military Pay Raise

December 2, 2016

Press Release

“Our troops make sacrifices every day to keep us safe. They have earned a pay raise and this legislation is a small part of thanking them and their families for their service to our nation."

Issues:National Security

Moolenaar Votes for Innovation in Health Care Research

November 30, 2016

Press Release

"Nearly all Americans know a friend or loved one who has battled cancer or chronic illness. The 21st Century Cures Act increases funding for research, eliminates red tape and empowers the smartest medical minds to bring the best treatments and cures to patients as soon as possible."

Issues:Health CareJobs and the Economy

House Cracks Down on Texting Scams

November 16, 2016

Press Release

This week, the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation to crack down on texting scams. Laws that prohibit scam artists from spoofing telephone numbers on telephone calls are already on the books.

The legislation passed this week makes it a crime to spoof telephone numbers on text messages.

Congressman John Moolenaar (R-Midland) voted for the legislation.

Issues:Accountability

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