

How Congress Can Restore Trust In Our Elections
11 snips Jan 9, 2025
Bryan Steil, Republican Representative from Wisconsin and chairman of the House Administration Committee, discusses critical issues surrounding election integrity. He advocates for common-sense measures like voter identification laws to restore public trust in U.S. elections. Steil highlights the COVA movement for citizens-only voting and the importance of reforms to campaign finance security. He also addresses concerns about foreign interference through platforms like ActBlue, emphasizing the need for transparency in electoral processes.
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Border Security and the Lake and Riley Act
- Rep. Steil emphasizes securing the border as a priority.
- He highlights the Lake and Riley Act, aiming to deport illegal immigrants who commit crimes.
Shifting Democratic Tone on Immigration
- Democrats are changing their tone on immigration due to political pressure from the November election.
- Common sense reforms are needed, but Democrats might revert to their usual stance.
Financial Innovation and Digital Assets
- Rep. Steil discusses the importance of fostering financial innovation within the U.S.
- He aims to create regulations that encourage domestic development of digital assets and prevent innovation from moving offshore.