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Brooks: Time to Build Keystone XL Pipeline
"Today, the House once again passed bipartisan legislation to ensure the Keystone XL Pipeline is built. This legislation will create thousands of American jobs and lower energy prices for American families. It’s time for Senate Democrats and the President to listen to the American people and join the House in moving this project forward." -
Brooks Named Chamber's Govt. Leader of the Year
Congresswoman Brooks received the Indiana Chamber of Commerce “Government Leader of the Year” Award at the organization's 25th annual awards dinner. -
Connecting Careers & Classrooms: Life Sciences
Tuesday, I held my second Connecting Careers & Classrooms event at Dow AgroSciences in Indianapolis, IN. Click below to see some of the photos from this great event. -
Brooks Hosts Hoosier Roundtable on Ebola Preparedness
Congresswoman Susan W. Brooks (R-IN5) and newly appointed Indiana State Health Commissioner Jerome Adams, M.D., joined Hoosier state, local and medical leaders for a roundtable discussion on Indiana’s preparedness for the Ebola virus.
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Congresswoman Susan W. Brooks (R-IN5) made the following comments on the extension of U.S. led negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program:
ANDERSON — Republicans have to demonstrate to the American people that they can govern in a manner that will benefit all Americans, according to U.S. Rep. Susan Brooks, R-5th District.
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana aid worker beheaded by Islamic State militants in Syria was praised for his humanitarian work Sunday during a memorial service attended by hundreds that included readings from the Bible and the Quran.
Congresswoman Susan W. Brooks (R-IN5) released the following statement in reaction to this evening’s immigration executive action announcement from President Obama:
Congresswoman Susan W. Brooks (R-IN5) released the following statement today regarding her selection to the House Energy and Commerce Committee for the 114th Congress:
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ANDERSON — Republicans have to demonstrate to the American people that they can govern in a manner that will benefit all Americans, according
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana aid worker beheaded by Islamic State militants in Syria was praised for his humanitarian work Sunday during a memorial service attended by hu
Preventing sexual assault on Indiana’s college campuses is getting the attention of state and federal political leaders and policy makers.
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