Brad's Newsletter

I hope you and your loved ones had a wonderful Thanksgiving last week and found time to rest, reconnect, and recharge as the busy holiday season officially gets underway. 

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Tradition sets the first Thanksgiving in 1621 when the Pilgrims at Plymouth Colony celebrated their successful fall harv

While the longest shutdown in U.S. history is over, Republicans and Democrats still need to come together to protect Americans healthcare and make it easier for families to get ahead.

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I returned to Washington on Monday, hoping to find a path to get our government back o

10TH NEWS: SHUTDOWN UPDATE

10TH NEWS: GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN — WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

10th News: A Challenging Month of May

First, as it finally starts to feel like summer, I hope you had a good spring. It’s graduation season so I want to take a moment to congratulate everyone who completed their studies this year, whether that’s kindergarten, elementary, middle and high school, or college and graduate school. This also gives me a chance to share my family’s pride, as our oldest son Adam earned his Juris Doctor and Master of Public Policy last month.  

Dear friend,

I’m writing to you from Washington with a quick dispatch on a couple of important updates.

REPUBLICAN PLANS FOR MEDICAID WILL RESULT IN MILLIONS LOSING HEALTH COVERAGE