Voted YES on H.R. 5376 (May 22, 2025) cutting $1 trillion from Medicaid, ripping healthcare from 17 million Americans—then called it "beautiful" while your premiums explode.

Supported H.R. 5376 provisions forcing states to cover 25% of SNAP costs—a devastating attack on working families, veterans, and seniors across Pennsylvania who rely on food assistance.

Championed H.R. 5376's $3.7 trillion in tax cuts for billionaire donors while robbing working families and exploding the deficit by $4.5 trillion—driving up costs for everything you buy.

Backed cruel restrictions in H.R. 5376 on child tax credits—punishing U.S. citizen children and targeting mixed-status families with vindictive policy.

Voted to obliterate clean energy programs and gut EPA protections in H.R. 5376—poisoning Pennsylvania communities for corporate profit while energy costs skyrocket.

Economic analysts warn his reckless H.R. 5376 vote will destroy 1.4 million jobs in healthcare and social services—devastating Pennsylvania's economy.

After years posturing as fiscally responsible, he exploded the deficit by $4.5 trillion with H.R. 5376—a reckless giveaway enriching wealthy backers.

Co-sponsored H.R. 7 (January 2023) - Life at Conception Act seeking to ban abortion nationwide with no real exceptions for rape, incest, or women's health.

Opposed the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act – H.R. 20, the landmark bill that would strengthen collective bargaining for Pennsylvania steelworkers, miners, warehouse workers, and nurses. Supported multiple GOP bills aimed at weakening the NLRB and making union elections harder to win.

Refused to support H.R. 803 – Raise the Wage Act, which would have raised the minimum wage above $7.25/hour. His votes kept Western Pennsylvania's lowest-paid workers stuck with poverty wages as the cost of living soared.

Voted against expansions contained in the Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act – H.R. 804 and opposed emergency sick leave protections tied to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act. His record leaves Pennsylvania nurses, caregivers, and teachers without guaranteed paid leave.

Backed Republican efforts to block the Department of Labor's overtime expansion rule and supported prior versions of the Working Families Flexibility Act – H.R. 1180, which allowed employers to avoid paying overtime wages owed to Pennsylvania workers clocking 60–70 hour weeks.

Refused to support the bipartisan Railway Safety Act – S. 576 / H.R. 1674 following multiple derailments near Western Pennsylvania. His position sided with Norfolk Southern and rail giants instead of the workers and towns living beside hazardous freight lines.

Backed GOP attempts to block the U.S. Department of Labor's 2024 Independent Contractor Rule, denying Pittsburgh delivery drivers, rideshare workers, and warehouse gig workers access to minimum wage, unemployment insurance, and eligibility for workers' compensation.

Voted YES on H.J.Res. 45 (June 2023) blocking student debt relief—leaving Pennsylvania graduates drowning in crushing loan debt while interest compounds.

Campaigned on term limits in 2018 then abandoned that promise—now serving his 4th term as the entrenched Washington insider he claimed to oppose.

As Trump's Chief Deputy Whip since 2023, he strong-armed members into supporting harmful legislation—putting party loyalty over Pennsylvania families drowning in rising costs.

Voted to REJECT Arizona and Pennsylvania electoral votes on January 6-7, 2021—undermining democracy and fueling the insurrection that attacked our Capitol.

Supported Republican Study Committee budget (April 2024) proposing to raise Social Security retirement age—cutting benefits for Pennsylvania seniors who paid in their whole lives.

Voted NO on H.R. 3 (December 2019) - Elijah E. Cummings Lower Drug Costs Now Act—blocking Medicare negotiation that would lower prescription prices for Pennsylvania families.

Voted NO on H.R. 7790 (May 2022) providing $28 million in emergency funding to address the baby formula shortage—leaving desperate Pennsylvania parents scrambling to feed their infants.