Divisive politics returning to House?

Now wrapping up the fourth week of the legislative session, the pace is picking up.  More bills are being introduced every day and committees are busy preparing bills for debate on the house floor.

While things are moving ahead in the House, there were a few warning signs this week that the majority party is returning to the divisive politics and conspiracy theories we’ve seen in years past. Time spent on these divisive issues diverts attention from critical issues like growing the middle class, improving education, and strengthening our economy.

I won’t be distracted. This isn’t time for politics as usual. We must stay focused.

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