Labor omnia vincit
Hard work conquers all things
To amend the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006 to ensure real-time public access to Federal award information.
The bill trades substantially faster public and watchdog access to federal award information (improving transparency and accountability) against increased administrative costs for agencies and a higher risk of rushed, inaccurate postings.
Protecting Life in Health Savings Accounts Act
The bill preserves tax‑favored payment for a narrow set of abortion exceptions and clarifies tax treatment, but it removes tax‑advantaged coverage for most abortions—shifting costs onto individuals (especially low‑income people) and increasing compliance burdens for employers and plan administrators.
No Abortion Coverage for Medicaid Act
The bill prohibits federal Medicaid funding for elective abortions and restricts demonstration expansions—reducing federal abortion spending and preserving state-level control, while significantly limiting access to abortion care for low-income people and increasing financial and health inequities.
UBER Act
The bill raises minimum driver and certification standards to improve safety and contractual accountability for government-contracted rides, but narrows who can provide those services—reducing opportunities for young, non-English-speaking, or mobile drivers and risking fewer vendors and higher costs for agencies.
Healthy SNAP Act of 2025
The bill shifts SNAP toward more nutritious and culturally mindful food standards with periodic scientific updates, trading off participant purchasing flexibility and imposing compliance and administrative costs on vendors and government.
Patriotism Not Pride Act
The bill favors uniform, neutral federal displays and modest taxpayer savings by banning identity flags, at the cost of reducing visible recognition, outreach, and potentially services for LGBTQI people and inviting constitutional legal challenges.
Energy Freedom Act
The bill trades a simpler tax code and smaller federal tax expenditures for the widespread removal of clean‑energy, vehicle, fuel, and manufacturing tax incentives—reducing government complexity and outlays but raising costs, investment risk, and likely slowing deployment of low‑carbon technologies and related jobs and services.
DRIVE Act
The bill prioritizes cost and operational control for heavy‑vehicle owners and drivers at the likely expense of higher crash risks, reduced fleet consistency, and increased public costs from more severe accidents.
SNAP Reform and Upward Mobility Act of 2025
The bill strengthens poverty measurement and SNAP accountability—which could improve targeting and research—while imposing greater data sharing, compliance, and state funding burdens and tightening SNAP rules in ways that risk increased benefit loss, privacy concerns, and reduced access for vulnerable households.
Quapaw Tribal Settlement Act of 2025
The bill delivers a substantial, time-limited settlement and a mediation-first process to resolve Quapaw land claims—advancing compensation and procedural clarity for claimants—while increasing federal outlays, imposing mediation costs on recipients, adding DOI administrative duties, and risking loss of claimant control if mediation fails.