Weekly Columns and Op-Eds

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 »

Listen to Dr. Kvitko's radio show, "Dentally Speaking with Dr. Kvitko....Everything you've always wanted to know about dentistry, but were too numb to ask" Read more »

Here & Now talks to Paul Gosar, a Republican who represents Arizona's 1st Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives, about why he supports the House's repeal of health care reform. Read more »

Read Congressman Gosar's op-ed from The Hill Read more »

Congressman Paul Gosar, DDS spoke on the House floor yesterday evening on the importance of repealing the onerous health care law and putting in place real health care reform. Read more »

The United States House of Representatives is scheduled to hold votes beginning at 9:30am. Read more »