Problem Solvers Caucus

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The Problem Solvers Caucus is a bipartisan group in Congress comprised of 50 members – equally divided between Democrats and Republicans.

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Joined May 2019
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  1. Mar 17

    Today, Co-Chairs & sent President Biden a letter delivering the Problem Solvers Caucus's bipartisan priority agenda for the 117th Congress. Members welcome a discussion with the White House on priorities & key areas to work together.

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  2. Retweeted
    Feb 6

    We can’t allow vaccine production $ distribution to get stagnated by partisan gridlock when we have a bipartisan consensus on this. Nothing will stop the spread of COVID-19 or any variants better than getting vaccines to Americans. That’s why I joined the

    Bipartisan House group pushes for $160 billion in immediate vaccine funding
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    Feb 5

    Bipartisan House group pushes for $160 billion in immediate vaccine funding

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    Feb 5

    That’s why I joined the to support a bipartisan, $160B proposal to fund the national distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine, and support expanded testing programs, PPE purchases, and other key initiatives to beat this deadly virus.

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  5. Retweeted
    Feb 5

    This is exactly why my colleagues and I called for a vote on a standalone vaccine distribution package. The Biden Admin, Congress must work together to immediately pass this bipartisan package w/out unrelated add-ons. Lives and livelihoods are at stake.

    COVID vaccines limited in Lake County; agencies urge patience
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    Feb 5

    Today, while larger negotiations on COVID relief continue, the bipartisan called on Congress for an immediate vote on our $160 billion “Defeating Covid-19” vaccine distribution package. We do not have time to spare.

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  7. Feb 5

    The Problem Solvers Caucus calls for an immediate vote on a $160 billion “Defeating COVID-19” vaccine distribution package as broader bipartisan relief discussions and reconciliation continue. It’s essential we invest in vaccine deployment and testing nationwide without delay.

    Bipartisan lawmakers call for immediate vote on COVID vaccine distribution package
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    Feb 1

    I believe fixing Washington happens one conversation and one handshake at a time. That's why I'm proud to be part of the . When leaders negotiate in good faith, put party aside, and work on behalf of the American people, there is progress to be made.

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  9. Retweeted
    Jan 31

    From day one, I’ve said I want to be part of the solution, not the problem. I joined to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to get tangible results for our country.

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  10. Jan 29

    ICYMI: The Problem Solvers Caucus’ top priorities for the 117th Congress address some of the country’s toughest issues, including COVID-19 relief, infrastructure, broadband, and immigration reform and border security, among others:

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    Jan 27

    I'm proud to join the — I look forward to working with my bipartisan colleagues on real solutions. 🐘🐴

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  12. Jan 27

    Thank you for a productive meeting and constructive conversation. Looking forward to working together in a bipartisan fashion on COVID-19 relief and other issues facing our nation.

    Thanks to the for taking the time yesterday to engage on the American Rescue Plan and the need for urgent action. Appreciate your time and feedback as we move forward to address this crisis
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  13. Jan 26

    Problem Solvers Co-Chairs & Statement Following White House Meeting on COVID-19 Relief, Bipartisanship Moving Forward

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    Jan 25

    As a returning member of the , I’ll continue reaching across the aisle to work on climate and immigration policy, fiscal responsibility, and more. I’m glad this bipartisan caucus is growing and look forward to building on our progress.

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  15. Jan 23

    On PSC, he was: “struck by how passionately these Republicans and Democrats are committed to one another across party lines, how deftly they used the evenly divided Congress to restart the Covid-19 relief effort in December, how fervently they want to break the partisan logjam.”

    "Every president sets the moral and cultural tone for the nation. Just by who he is, Biden sets the stage for a moral revival," writes .
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    Jan 22

    Anyone who knows me, knows I will work with everyone & anyone to deliver for hardworking Michiganders.  I’m excited to join the bipartisan to address the most pressing issues of our time & build consensus with colleagues on both sides to get results for .

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  17. Jan 22

    Pleased to announce more proud Democrats and proud Republicans are joining the team. It's clear that there is growing enthusiasm to break through the gridlock in Congress and work across the aisle to help move our nation forward.

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    Jan 22

    I came to Congress to break through the partisan gridlock & get things done for . The bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus is Congress working at its best & I look forward to finding common ground with my colleagues.

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    Jan 22

    Making Michigan one of the two biggest state delegations within the !

    So pleased that a total of five members of the Michigan delegation will be part of the in the 117th Congress - , , , and .
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    Jan 22

    I am proud to once again join the . It’s our responsibility as lawmakers to work across the aisle to address the pandemic and reinvigorate America’s economy. I know that if we work together, we can move this nation forward.

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