Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Pa., told Newsmax on Tuesday that his new bill aimed at assisting the work of President Donald Trump's top adviser Elon Musk, would "create an overpayment czar" to uncover wasteful federal spending.
A new DOGE bill set to be introduced on Monday will target overpayments by the federal government, which the sponsoring lawmaker says has amassed trillions of dollars dating back to the George W. Bush era, FOX News reports.
A new DOGE-centric bill will be introduced Monday targeting overpayments by the federal government, which the lawmaker sponsoring it says have added up to the trillions since the George W. Bush era.
The USA batteries Act was re-introduced into Congress by Republican congressman Dan Meuser on 13 February. His third attempt immediately drew approval from Battery Council International (BCI), the industry body representing over 160 member firms across the world.
In a statement given to FOX56 Congressman Dan Meuser (R-PA 9th District) said:
"Governor Shapiro’s lawsuit against the Trump administration is an attempt not to resolve the unaccountable spending of the Biden-Harris administration but to exploit it. The Trump Administration’s funding pause is entirely legal and an absolutely necessary action to ensure taxpayer dollars serve America’s real priorities—not the left’s extreme agenda."
US Congressman Dan Meuser says he is supporting a bipartisan bill aimed at keeping AM radio available in all new vehicles. The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act would require automakers to include AM radio as standard equipment at no additional cost.
A federal lawmaker serving Greater Williamsport has voted in support of legislation designed to halt fentanyl by classifying the drug and fentanyl-related substances permanently as Schedule I under the Controlled Substance Act.
Legislation to address Chinese currency manipulation, introduced by U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Dallas, passed the House of Representatives this week, 388-7.
Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Pa., defended the work that Elon Musk is doing in President Donald Trump's administration, telling Newsmax on Tuesday that Americans don't want "waste, abuse, and fraud" in the federal government.
