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Working for You in Michigan and Washington
This is my annual year-in-review column about my efforts to serve you in Michigan and in Washington. I hope you will read it to find out more about my service to you, the hardworking people of mid and northern Michigan. -
Moolenaar Votes for Military Pay Raise
Our troops make sacrifices every day to keep us safe. They have earned a pay raise and this legislation is a small part of thanking them and their families for their service to our nation. -
Moolenaar Votes for 21st Century Cures
Nearly all Americans know a friend or loved one who has battled cancer or chronic illness. The 21st Century Cures Act increases funding for research, eliminates red tape and empowers the smartest medical minds to bring the best treatments and cures to patients as soon as possible. -
Moolenaar Honors Vietnam Veteran
Congressman John Moolenaar recently presented Ronald Hnizda of Roscommon with service medals he earned for his Army service in Vietnam. Hnizda earned a Bronze Star Medal for his work in Vietnam designing a computer system to track the location of U.S. pilots. -
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Latest News
January 4, 2017
Press Release
Today, Congressman John Moolenaar (R-Midland) was named to the House Appropriations Committee.
He is the first member from Michigan to be a member of the committee since 2011 and the first Michigan Republican to serve on the committee since 2009.
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December 15, 2016
Editorial
"To be accountable to you, I have made it a priority to be available, meeting constituents in all 15 counties of the district in 2016. At listening sessions, we discussed current events and your concerns about issues before Congress. You passionately care about the future of our country and I appreciate your input while representing you in Washington."
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