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While I was in D.C. this week, voting to keep the government open, I received numerous calls and emails from parents standing up for their daughters.

Americans deserve elections that they can trust. After all, confidence in our voting system is the backbone of our Republic, yet today that confidence is at an all-time low.

This week, the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on fraud and the theft of taxpayer dollars. We heard expert testimony from Nick Shirley, who helped uncover Minnesota’s massive fraud scandal, and Jennifer Larson, CEO of the Holland Autism Center, who delivered real services to children with autism after her own son’s diagnosis.

After law enforcement was demonized during the riots of 2020, and now again amid the obstruction, attacks, and unrest in Minnesota and in Democrat-run states across the nation, I want to take a moment to thank the men and women in law enforcement for the work they do across our country every single day.

Before the holidays, we began highlighting the growing fraud scandal in Minnesota. Unfortunately, the situation has only worsened, both in our neighboring state and closer to home here in Wisconsin.

This week, Wisconsin received a few early Christmas gifts from Congress. While Santa was busy making his list and checking it twice, the gray wolf earned a spot on the naughty list.

I’ve got some good news this week. Because of our work to unleash American energy, gas prices are now at their lowest levels in nearly five years and are continuing to trend downward. Here in Wisconsin, we are averaging under $2.60 a gallon.

I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! This week the Tiffany Telegram is packed with important news so make sure to give it a read.