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This resolution reduces the Members Representational Allowance for each House member by $100,000 for fiscal years 2026 and 2027.
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
The "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Resolution" mandates a $100,000 reduction to the Members Representational Allowance (MRA) for each member of the House of Representatives for fiscal years 2026 and 2027. This measure effectively lowers the budget available to members for official office expenses during those two years.
The CUTS Act rescinds unobligated COVID-19 relief funds to offset 2024 security appropriations for Israel, Ukraine, and the Indo-Pacific, while also rescinding unobligated funds from education, transportation, and carbon reduction programs.
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
The CUTS Act, also known as the De-Supplemental Act, aims to rescind unobligated COVID-19 relief funds to offset the amount allocated in 2024 for security supplemental appropriations acts for Israel, Ukraine, and the Indo-Pacific region. It also rescinds any unobligated funds for the Education Stabilization Fund, the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program, the Carbon Reduction Program, and the PROTECT Program.
The "Freedom from Government Competition Act of 2025" aims to limit federal agencies' ability to compete with private businesses by requiring them to procure goods and services from the private sector unless specific conditions are met, such as national security concerns or lack of private sector alternatives.
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
The "Freedom from Government Competition Act of 2025" aims to limit federal government competition with the private sector by requiring agencies to procure goods and services from private sources unless specific exemptions apply, such as national security concerns or lack of private sector alternatives. It mandates a review process for existing agency activities and encourages the transfer of commercial activities to the private sector. The Office of Management and Budget is tasked with issuing regulations and reporting to Congress on the implementation of this Act.
The bill would require certain Medicaid recipients to work, volunteer, or participate in a work program for at least 80 hours a month to maintain eligibility.
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
This bill amends the Social Security Act to require certain adults on Medicaid to complete 80 hours per month of work, community service, or a work program to maintain eligibility. Federal funding to states would be denied for those who do not meet this "community engagement requirement" for at least 3 months of the year. Certain individuals, such as those under 18 or over 65, pregnant individuals, and those with disabilities, are exempt from this requirement. States have the option to disenroll individuals if federal funding is unavailable due to non-compliance.
The DRAIN THE SWAMP Act mandates the relocation of at least 30% of executive agency headquarters employees out of the Washington metropolitan area, reduces headquarters office space, and adjusts employee pay based on their new duty station.
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
Aaron Bean
Representative
FL
The DRAIN THE SWAMP Act mandates the relocation of at least 30% of Executive agency headquarters employees out of the Washington metropolitan area, adjusting their pay based on the new locality and prohibiting full-time telework. It also requires Executive agencies to reduce their headquarters office space by at least 30% and provide detailed workforce information in budget justifications to Congress. This act prioritizes geographic diversity and in-person customer service while streamlining agency operations.