“Preserving and Protecting Medicare—Learning the Truth”
By, Congressman Paul Gosar (AZ-01)
In the recent weeks there have been many phone calls, letters and constituents that have voiced their opinions on Medicare and different attempts to preserve and protect this program. I appreciate everyone who is taking the time to vocalize their concerns and get actively… Read more »
Weekly Column from Congressman Gosar
“Changing the Course: From Big Spending to Big Cuts”
By, Congressman Paul Gosar (AZ-01)
512 Words
In strong economic times, America has spent money and made promises without looking toward the future. Today, we are no longer in a financial situation that allows the government to make promises and provide for every individual want;… Read more »
October 25, 2011
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DON’T FEAR THE ROBOTS, FEAR THE RHETORIC
By: Cliff Smith, Aide to Congressman Gosar
In this time of serious economic hardship, Congress must engage in serious debate over serious issues. There are serious and substantive disagreements… Read more »
Arizona’s children and teachers are now back to school. The current federal plan for education, known as No Child Left Behind, is broken. It is past time to replace this system with one that works for communities, educators, parents, and children. ... Read more »
It is no secret we have a spending crisis. Far too long, both Republicans and Democrats in Congress have spent trillions more per year than we have, leading to staggering deficits and long term debt. But this isn’t a partisan problem. This is an American problem. Read more »
This year, our communities have been victims of the largest forest fires in recorded history. The Wallow Fire on the Apache-Sitgreaves Forest grew to over half a million acres, charring in its wake some of the most treasured parts of Ponderosa Pine country. Read more »
This Memorial Day, it is important that we take the time out of our busy schedules to reflect, honor, and remember the men and women who have died while serving our country. Read more »
The federal government employs over 2.1 million civilian employees. There are hundreds of agencies, and within each agency, there are divisions, departments and sub-groups. Sometimes, especially with respect to land management, more than one agency has jurisdiction and when that occurs, bureaucratic disputes arise and government no longer serves the people ... Read more »
The debate in Washington and around the country is heated. Most can agree that the Federal Government has a spending problem, but there are many different ideas on how that problem can be fixed ... Read more »
Apr 8, 2011
Weekly Column from Congressman Gosar
“My View on Spending Cuts”
By, Congressman Paul Gosar (AZ-01)
714 Words
Since my first day in office, the House of Representatives has been debating ways to cut the federal government’s massive spending problem. I have voted repeatedly for bills that cut wasteful programs and unnecessary spending. … Read more »
