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Dear Friend,

 

It's great to be back in Ohio today but I wanted to share a brief congressional update:

  • I was proud to lead a letter with Senator Jon Husted urging the administration to move the NASA headquarters to Northeast Ohio.  
  • On the Science, Space, and Technology Committee I reintroduced the IMPACT Act to strengthen and enhance the competitiveness of American manufacturing.
  • The House passed a continuing resolution to keep the government open and prepare the way to implement President Trump's agenda. 
  • Last weekend I sent out a survey about Daylight Saving Time, see the results below.

Keep reading below for more details

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Best wishes,
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U.S. Congressman Max Miller

Representing Ohio's 7th Congressional District
 
 
 

Money recovered from federal agencies for constituents:
$8,025,143

Constituent questions & comments responded to:
113,711
Constituent federal agency cases resolved:
1,227
 
 

Together with Senator Jon Husted, I sent a letter to Vice President Vance and NASA Administrator Designate Isaacman, highlighting a significant opportunity to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency, and fiscal responsibility of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) by relocating NASA Headquarters from Washington, D.C. to Ohio. Ohio is the historical home of aviation and ideally suited to lead NASA into the next frontier of both Aeronautics functions and Space Exploration.

 

The text of the letter is available here. 

 

Other members who signed our letter: Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), Rep. Troy Balderson (R-OH-12), Rep. Mike Carey (R-OH-15), Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH-08), Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH-04), Rep. Dave Joyce (R-OH-14), Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH-09), Rep. Bob Latta (R-OH-05), Rep. Michael Rulli (R-OH-06), Rep. Dave Taylor (R-OH-02), and Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH-10). 
 
 

I was proud to reintroduce the IMPACT Act to strengthen and enhance the competitiveness of American manufacturing by developing advanced technologies that will improve the efficiency of cement, concrete, and asphalt production.

 

Cement, concrete, and asphalt production are critically important to the industrial sector and play a fundamental role in supporting U.S. infrastructure, national defense, and economic security. The IMPACT Act recognizes that role and will enable domestic production to operate at peak efficiency for decades to come. I am grateful to be joined by Congresswoman Foushee in leading this effort to bolster American competitiveness in an expanding global market.

 

Read more here.
 
 

The House did its job and passed a continuing resolution to fund the federal government while 212 House Democrats voted for a shutdown. While no CR is ever perfect, this bill gives us time to ensure that taxpayer dollars are being used responsibly and to advance President Trump's agenda. The Senate voted to pass this bill too, keeping the government open. 
 
 

Last week, as we changed our clocks, I sent out a survey asking, "Do you think Congress should make Daylight Saving Time permanent?" I want to share the results. 64% of you said "Yes," and another 22% said to make standard time permanent. Only 11% said that we should keep changing our clocks twice a year.

 

Thank you for your input and I will be sure to keep your thoughts in mind if any related bills come up for a vote.
 

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