Congress

House Republicans in Washington are moving forward with their slight majority following a drama-filled election of new Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI), who represents the Northwoods, said he wasn't bothered by the negotiations between McCarthy and hardline conservatives, which led to McCarthy needing to make numerous concessions while needed 15 votes to secure the speaker's gavel.

Congressman Tom Tiffany (WI – 7th CD) joins the MacIver Newsmakers Podcast to discuss President Biden’s border proposal, the largest human trafficking operation in the world (You won’t guess who it is), and what steps the Biden Administration would take right now if they were serious about the border

This past Saturday, I was officially sworn into the 118th Congress to represent the Seventh District on your behalf.

Tom Tiffany was in Vilas, Florence, and Forest Counties today, answering questions from his constituents. The listening sessions were the first since the swearing in of the 118th Congress earlier this month. With State representative Rob Swearengen also in attendance, Congressman Tiffany and his staff greeted people as they entered the Eagle River VFW Post 8637.

On June 30, 2022, Congressman Tom Tiffany in conjunction with members of the Wisconsin delegation introduced companion legislation to rename the New Richmond post office the “Captain Robert C. Harmon and Private John R. Peirson Post Office Building” in honor of Harmon and Peirson.

I know it’s not Friday, but we’ve got a special edition Telegram lined up for you. Over the weekend, we concluded the vote for the next Speaker of the House after four days and fifteen votes. The result: A House of Representatives that's open, transparent, and accountable to you, the American people.

Congressman Tom Tiffany, who represents Wisconsin’s 7th congressional district, said he hopes to serve again on the judiciary and natural resources committees. One of his top priorities is working toward energy independence.

Congressman Tom Tiffany (WI-07) announced the following key legislative initiatives for Wisconsin’s Seventh District signed in to law this year. Remembering our local veteran heroes: The United States Post Offices in New Richmond and Neillsville will be renamed in honor of Captain Harmon, Private Peirson, and Corporal Red Cloud, who courageously made the ultimate sacrifice serving our country during World War II and the Korean War. Congressman Tiffany introduced H.R. 8217 and H.R. 8218 earlier this year, and both pieces of legislation were signed in to law through year-end legislative action.