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Now available: The Washington Report Magazine, In Search of Energy Freedom.

 

"For several years, I have attempted to gain bipartisan support for reforms that would provide our nation long-term energy security. What I have witnessed during this time is a highly troubling trend, whereby extreme views concerning fossil fuels have gained mainstream approval without rational debate or thoughtful analysis. Recognizing the need for complete facts as the American people confront record energy prices, I created this document." (read more in The Washington Report, In Search of Energy Freedom)

Publications Archive
  • 12 Republicans
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  • The Washington Report, In Search of Energy Freedom
    3.4 MBs

    “Inexpensive and reliable access to energy is a driving indicator of technological development and growth around the world. In the United States, this has given us a significant advantage. However, this advantage is not assured. Today, Americans are experiencing double digit increases in utility bills and gas prices are at record highs.”

  • The Washington Report, Paying the nation's bills and seeing red
    1.9 MBs

    Inside the first edition of Nunes Magazine: Paying the nation’s bills and seeing red; Newt Gingrich; College Direct at Exeter Union High School; and other useful information.

  • Washington Report, November/December 2007
    1.6 MBs

    In the November/December issue of the Washington Report: In focus, Pakistan and Afghanistan; Health Beat: diagnosing the problem of healthcare; Myth vs. Fact on trade; safety tips for the holiday season and a guest column by Rep. Jim McCrery, Ranking Member of the Ways and Means Committee.

  • San Joaquin River Update: November 2007
    821.5 KBs

    As part of my effort to determine whether or not negotiators have crafted a deal that protects all of our interests, I have asked a lot of hard questions. This has frustrated those who expected the fanfare of a settlement to be followed by a rubber stamp in Congress. What I have discovered during this process is that in an effort to rush a deal through Congress, some of the settling parties have consistently misrepresented facts concerning their deal to farmers and the general public.

  • Rep. Nunes comments on the current SCHIP debate
    67.8 KBs

    It is important to emphasize that SCHIP as we know it today has been extended and will continue to be extended until the political gamesmanship over whether middle income families and adults should be covered is resolved. In the meantime, despite what you may have heard, benefits are not being taken away from children.

  • Washington Report, Special Edition: Iraq
    1.2 MBs

    At this time, our military leaders believe we are making progress and they have a plan to continue the development of Iraq’s security independence. Given the stark reality associated with defeat and the very real danger of terrorism, I believe Congress must continue to support our efforts in Iraq.

  • Washington Report, September/October 2007
    2.4 MBs

    In the September / October edition of the Washington Report: General Petraeus reports to Congress; Coal: a valuable resource; a chance to experience Washington DC; military academy night 2007; Iraq: prospects for stability; forest management guest editorial; reporting suspicious activity; and import safety concerns vs. free trade.

  • Washington Report, August 2007
    436.6 KBs

    In the August edition of the Washington Report: paying for the farm bill, how a last minute tax increase pits farmers against employers; a new Democrat proposal to expand entitlement healthcare for the middle class cuts Medicare funding; the truth about oil in our oceans; and an outdated law providing protection to foreign terrorists.

  • Washington Report, Special Edition: Green Goodies
    179.9 KBs

    More than any other civilization in the free world, we Americans should resist emotional and populist appeals that ignore science or reason. Alarmist tactics, including efforts to eliminate public discourse, are something we can not tolerate.

  • Rep. Nunes on 7/27/07 passage of the Farm Bill
    97.9 KBs

    For Republicans, the Farm Bill vote had nothing to do with the merits of the underlying bill. Although I appreciate the hard work of my friends from the Central Valley on the Agriculture Committee who crafted good farm policy, today’s vote was necessary because of the abuse of power and heavy handed policies of Democrat leaders.

  • Washington Report, July 2007
    1.1 MBs

    In the July edition of the Washington Report: drug eradication on public lands; new passport rules in effect; remembering the importance of the 4th of July; and a compelling commentary by the President of the Czech Republic on global warming.

  • Washington Report, June 2007
    1.0 MBs

    In the June edition of the Washington Report: the conclusion of our four-part energy series; Voices From the Valley, featuring Lindsay Mann; a look at global warming in the Rumor Mill; and Rep. Nunes talks about No Child Left Behind. This issue also includes an insert: A healthier US starts here (Medicare preventative benefits checklist).

  • Washington Report, Special Edition: Iraq
    940.8 KBs

    At this time, I am satisfied that our leaders have a plan to deal with the violence in Iraq and I support providing the funding necessary to execute it. At the same time, I remain concerned about the political situation in the country and am skeptical about whether or not Prime Minister al Maliki will be able to make the difficult decisions necessary to achieve long-term stability without a significant U.S. military presence.

  • Washington Report, May 2007
    837.0 KBs

    In this month's edition, we continue our examination of U.S. energy policy; I share my thoughts on agriculture trade; we highlight recent attacks on Medicare Advantage; and provide information to help you prevent or respond to identity theft.

  • Washington Report, April 2007
    966.6 KBs

    In the April edition of the Washington Report, we continue our examination of U.S. energy policy; Congressman Nunes shares his thoughts on the Iraq war resolution; we discuss the importance of community health centers; and provide an explanation of the budget process.

  • Washington Report, March 2007
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    In the first edition of the Washington Report for 2007, we begin a four part series on U.S. energy policy; Congressman Nunes shares his thoughts on the 110th Congress; we discuss Democrat attacks on the Medicare Part D; and debunk an often cited myth about Congressional retirement.