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If you trust elections enough to celebrate your own victories, you should trust them enough to respect everyone else’s. Continuing to spread false election claims after winning the presidency (twic...
My statement on Rep. Massie’s Amendment to GOP Foreign Aid Budget Bill & Policy in the Middle East.
Yesterday was a busy day on Capitol Hill meeting with Missouri’s agricultural leaders. From strengthening the farm economy to expanding biofuels and investing in rural housing, I’m committed to ma...
History teaches us that constitutional rights are rarely lost all at once - they’re chipped away slowly, one exception, one excuse, one precedent at a time. That’s why I took to the House floor ye...
Trump’s war of choice isn’t just costing lives abroad, it’s costing Missouri families at home. Since March, hardworking Missouri households have paid $524 more at pump. Families are already feeli...
In 250 years, when future generations unearth the Congressional Time Capsule from beneath the U.S. Capitol, they will find this photograph encapsulating what inspired Missourians in the year 2026. ...
I’m honored to receive the Carl A.S. Coan, Sr. Lifetime Achievement Award for Public Service from the National Housing Conference. This recognition reflects what can happen when we choose collabo...
Today, the most consequential housing legislation in nearly half a century became law, proving that when we work together, we can deliver for the American people. Read my full statement here: htt...
Housing is more than the roof over your head, it’s the foundation for financial security, healthier communities, and economic opportunity. Yesterday’s ribbon cutting for @restartinckc's upStart A...
The 14th Amendment changed America. It guaranteed birthright citizenship, enshrined equal protection, and laid the legal foundation for generations of civil rights victories. Today, 158 years lat...
Great to spend time yesterday with the dedicated team at @setoncenterkc. From their safety-net dental clinic and food pantry to their new children’s mental health program, they’re making a real di...
Trump called making housing more affordable a “big yawn.” I call it one of the most important challenges facing working families. We passed a bipartisan, bicameral housing bill. It’s time for the ...
Imagine saying this to the nurse working a double shift. To the warehouse worker pulling overtime. To the teacher with a second job. To the parent working two jobs and still struggling to afford gr...
🇺🇸 The U.S. is celebrating 250. Americans are paying 20% more.  That’s not the American Dream. 4th of July cookout staples are soaring in price and families are feeling it at the grocery store, th...
Republicans called it “beautiful.” Families call it higher costs. Patients call it lost coverage. Parents call it empty grocery carts. I call it exactly what it is: the Big UGLY Law.
Congratulations to the winner of #MO05’s 2026 Congressional Art Competition. It was a privilege to welcome this talented young artist to Washington, D.C. and celebrate his work displayed in the U.S...
WATCH: Subcommittee on Housing and Insurance Ranking Member @repcleaver speaks in support of the #TRIA Program Reauthorization Act of 2026: "As we look back nearly 25 years since 9/11, it is impor...
Today marks the anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges, the landmark Supreme Court decision affirming marriage equality nationwide. As we celebrate this historic step forward, we must also continue ...
Congress just passed the most significant housing legislation in more than 3 decades as we fight to lower costs for hardworking families. Instead of using this bipartisan legislation as leverage ...
This #Juneteenth, I’m proud to join @kccommunityblood in marking World Sickle Cell Awareness Day. Help a sickle cell patient by visiting savealifenow.org and making an appointment to give blood to...
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