I wish I could tell you that we wrapped up a busy week in Washington, but unfortunately we’re still here with several things unfinished. I’m ready to get things done for the American people and put 2020 behind us. #WeeklyWrapUp

President Trump is well within his right to ensure every legal vote is counted and I fully support him. We must be certain this election was conducted freely and fairly.

Today, bipartisan legislation sponsored by Congressmen Markwayne Mullin (OK-02) and Tom O’Halleran (AZ-01) unanimously passed the full House of Representatives. H.R. 5541, the Tribal Power Act, will ensure tribal governments can access the federal resources and assistance they need to advance their energy development initiatives.

Usually when I’m wrapping up the week, I tell you how busy of a week it has been in Congress. Unfortunately that has not been the case this week because Speaker Pelosi is still holding up COVID relief and funding the government. #WeeklyWrapUp

This year has been a challenging year for everyone, but we still have a lot to be thankful for. Thanksgiving, which is my favorite holiday, is a time to spend with our families and reflect on all the blessings in our lives.

SPC Vanessa Guillén’s disappearance and horrific murder earlier this year shined a light on the systemic issue of sexual harassment and sexual assault within our military. This week I introduced the I Am Vanessa Guillén Act to address it. This isn’t a Democrat or Republican issue – it’s an American issue.

This has been an interesting week. We saw President Trump talk about all the things that make our country great. But then we also saw Speaker Pelosi call Republicans “domestic enemies.” I’m not going to sit back and just be silent. #WeeklyWrapUp

It’s an honor to serve, but days like today are frustrating. We are in Washington, DC voting on Speaker Pelosi’s Postal Service conspiracy theory that is only trying to scare the American people for political purposes. We are better than this as a country.

We need to help people who are struggling during this time, but we can’t bankrupt the country in the process. Together, we will get through this.

Between being with my son Jim in California during his rehabilitation and being in Washington D.C. for House business, it’s been awhile since I’ve spent a week in Oklahoma. I sure am glad to be home. It’s truly an honor to represent the great people of Oklahoma.

This week, we lost a true American hero. Congressman Sam Johnson, who spent 7 years as a POW in Vietnam, had every reason to be bitter and frustrated, but instead he loved life and the Lord.