Liberty and Prosperity
Condemning the rise in ideologically motivated attacks on Jewish individuals in the United States, including the recent violent assault in Boulder, Colorado, and reaffirming the House of Representatives commitment to combating antisemitism and politically motivated violence.
No Tax on Social Security
The bill eliminates taxation of post-enactment Social Security benefits and simplifies filing for beneficiaries, delivering immediate financial relief to retirees while shifting costs onto federal budgets and taxpayers and creating reliance on annual appropriations that could pose future funding risks.
Heroes’ Tax Exemption Act of 2025
The bill delivers targeted, permanent federal income tax relief and simpler after-tax budgeting for active-duty servicemembers but reduces federal revenue and delays the benefit's start, requiring trade-offs in budget priorities or timing of relief.
POST IT Act of 2025
The bill improves discoverability of agency guidance for small businesses and prevents automatic increases in federal spending, but it constrains funding flexibility—potentially delaying or shrinking implementation and leaving some useful guidance unavailable while imposing modest administrative costs on taxpayers.
Agent Orange Service Medal Act
The bill provides formal recognition to veterans and their families via a new herbicide-exposure medal and a standardized VA award process, at modest taxpayer/DoD expense and with a risk of administrative delays for some recipients.
STOP RGGI Act
The bill protects residents from new state-level RGGI energy-efficiency surcharges (keeping near-term utility bills lower) at the cost of limiting states' ability to fund energy-efficiency and weatherization programs that reduce long-term bills, improve public health, and cut emissions—potentially shifting those costs onto other state budgets or taxpayers.
IDA Act of 2026
The bill lets states expand and enforce dental‑benefit protections—potentially improving coverage for patients—while shifting administrative complexity, compliance costs, and legal uncertainty onto multi‑state plan sponsors and insurers.
TRICARE Fairness for National Guard and Reserve Retirees Act
The bill increases and clarifies TRICARE access for certain Retired Reserve members and gives administrators and beneficiaries time to adjust, but it leaves some under‑60 members without coverage and could raise DoD/TRICARE costs and taxpayer burden.
Coastal Trust Fund Act
The bill channels a dedicated $1.0B/year from offshore receipts into a Trust Fund to speed and stabilize coastal storm-risk projects—boosting local resilience and project planning—at the cost of reduced federal budget flexibility, potential increases in total federal spending or deficits, and concentrated decision-making that may favor some projects over others.
Child and Animal Abuse Detection and Reporting Act
The bill improves data, coordination, and consistent definitions to help identify and respond to co-occurring child and animal abuse, but it raises privacy risks, administrative costs, and potential legal confusion that states and agencies will need to manage.