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National Dairy Month has been an annual celebration every June for 86 years now. It started in 1937 as National Milk Month to promote and educate Americans on the benefits of drinking milk.

I hope you had an enjoyable Memorial Day weekend and were able to reflect and honor our brave fallen heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice fighting for our flag, our values, and our way of life.

While I had a great week back in Washington honoring our brave law enforcement officers, I wanted to take a minute to say thank you. Three years ago today, I was sworn into Congress, and although, there is still much work to be done, we have been able to accomplish so much in three years. That wouldn’t have been possible without our Telegram readers, and I hope you enjoy our 3-year anniversary rebrand.

Since the moment Joe Biden moved into the White House, we’ve seen the situation on our southern border deteriorate into total chaos.

It was a great week back in the district. I started the week in the western part of the district for a Joint Offices, Businesses, and Schools (J.O.B.S) Roundtable.

During the first two years of Joe Biden’s presidency, the Democrats had one-party rule in Washington which gave them free rein to take government spending to unprecedented levels. That unchecked, reckless spending not only fueled inflation, it sent our national debt through the roof.

It’s been over 50 years since Congress passed Title IX of the Education Amendments, which was a game changer for female athletes and women’s rights. The passage of Title IX was a promise to women across the nation that they would no longer be denied the right to fair competition in athletics and the classroom.

This past weekend as many of us were enjoying the Easter weekend, an unfathomable tragedy struck western Wisconsin as two of our law enforcement officers had their lives taken by a senseless act of violence.