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October 18, 2023 | In The News

Florida representative pushes for permanent daylight saving time; medical experts raise health concerns

NBC 2 FORT MYERS — Daylight saving time is coming to an end, but could we ever stick to daylight saving permanently? And how does switching our clocks affect our health? Come November 5th, we will all be falling back into Standard Time, but many people wonder: Why are we still changing our clocks? Florida Representative Greg Steube is fighting for Florida to switch to daylight saving time permanently.

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October 05, 2023 | In The News

Calls mount for ‘House Speaker Donald Trump,’ as lawmaker claims he can best ‘unite’ GOP

FOX NEWS — Calls continue to mount for Donald Trump to be nominated speaker of the House as some argue that only the former president could unite divided Republicans.

Rep. Greg Steube, R-Fla., told FOX News on Wednesday that Trump would be the perfect candidate to coalesce Republicans behind common policy objectives after Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., was stripped of the gavel Tuesday.

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October 01, 2023 | In The News

STEUBE: One year after Hurricane Ian, the Suncoast still needs help. Congress must step up.

SARASOTA HERALD-TRIBUNE — On Sept. 28, 2022, the Suncoast experienced the devastation of Hurricane Ian. You would have look back generations to identify a storm with more damage to our area than Ian. One year later, much remains to be done and it will likely take years to rebuild, all while ensuring our families are fully prepared to weather the next storm.  

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September 29, 2023 | In The News

Steube Calls out Republicans that want to Fund Hostile Foreign Countries

The Floridian – While on the floor of the House of Representatives, Congressman Greg Steube (R-FL) appeared perplexed that any elected official would consider approving the allocation of taxpayer dollars to countries such as Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, and Ukraine.

“Why would we do that?” Rep. Steube questioned. He even took a jab at his fellow Republicans who claim they want to cut spending while simultaneously maintaining the notion that funding should be sent to the aforementioned nations.

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September 27, 2023 | In The News

STEUBE AND BANKS: Congress must depoliticize college accreditation standards

Washington Examiner – Wokeness is destroying American universities. Our colleges have become incapable of producing civic virtue and intellectual curiosity in their graduates. And over time, that will make those virtues increasingly rare in America. That frightening prospect is part of what led to the launch of the Anti-Woke Caucus at the start of the 118th Congress. And this June, we introduced the Fairness In Higher Ed Accreditation Act with Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) to strip woke ideologues of one of their most effective tools for influencing college campuses: the accreditation process

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September 24, 2023 | In The News

Lawmakers Urge Swift Passage of Hurricane, Wildfire Tax Relief

Bloomberg Tax – House Republicans and Democrats are pushing their colleagues to provide tax relief for Americans recovering from hurricanes, wildfires, and the Ohio train derailment, as some taxpayers run up against an Oct. 15 deadline. Lawmakers over the past year have introduced bills that would provide special tax treatment or allow exemptions relating to disaster aid and expenses incurred due to presidentially declared natural disasters

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September 19, 2023 | In The News

GOP Rep. Steube: Hunter Is Claiming the IRS His Dad Added 87,000 Agents and $80 Billion to Is Weaponized

BREITBART – Steube responded, “Yeah. You put 87,000 more IRS agents out there, and you’re going to — they’re going to be going after conservatives and it’s the weaponization of the DOJ. And, again, this is the same — the Democrats are the ones that made Trump’s tax returns public, and there wasn’t — he wasn’t involved in some type of criminal investigation for some type of tax fraud, where you have Hunter Biden, who has committed tax fraud. The IRS investigators will admit that. And there’s [money he owes] the federal government that we’ll never be able to recoup because a weaponized DOJ stalled for long enough so the statute of limitations would [expire], and they wouldn’t have to charge him for that crime.”

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September 16, 2023 | In The News

EDITORIAL: Charlotte County needs FEMA to step up

Sun Port Charlotte – .S. Rep. Greg Steube did his part to try to help the county recently. Steube, who represents all of Charlotte County along with Sarasota County and portions of Lee County, sent a letter to FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell. “Recovery from Ian and recovery from Idalia are inseparable in my district. There is great concern that Charlotte County does not have the adequate funds to recover from Idalia, due largely to having not yet received the appropriate FEMA money from Ian,” Steube said in a news release.

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September 13, 2023 | In The News

Progress To Protect Dogs From Taxpayer-Funded Abuse

Tampa Free Press – Op-Ed By Rep. Greg Steube and Justin Goodman From Dr. Fauci’s biting fly experiments on beagles at home and abroad to de-barking puppies and injecting them with drugs including cocaine, we’ve uncovered how the National Institutes of Health (NIH) wastes more money on cruel dog testing than any other government agency. 

A 2022 national poll found that 73% of taxpayers across all parties—Republicans, Democrats and Independents—want to cut funding for the NIH’s cruelty to canines.  

Fortunately, help is on the way: we’re working together to pass a bold bipartisan bill called the Protecting Dogs Subjected to Experiments Act to fully defund all of NIH’s testing on dogs.

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August 31, 2023 | In The News

Steube Blasts Biden’s Demands for Ukraine Money in Disaster Relief Supplementals

The Floridian – “We are still getting reports of catastrophic damage in the part where the storm came through, but thankfully not as bad as Ian from the early reports.”

Additionally, he called it a “blessing” that Idalia stayed the course early forecasts predicted, allowing residents plenty of time to prepare.

“So that has been the blessing. Floridians have had plenty of time to get themselves evacuated from areas that were going to be affected by storm surge and deal with the things that they need to deal with to serve their families and their businesses,” Rep. Steube continued.

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August 15, 2023 | In The News

Four Florida Congressmen Honored for Efforts to End Experiments on Animals

Florida Daily – The White Coat Waste Project (WCW) honored four Republicans representing Florida in the U.S. House with the group’s 7th Annual Waste Warrior Awards for exceptional leadership in efforts to end cruel, dangerous, and wasteful taxpayer-funded animal experiments.

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August 14, 2023 | In The News

Florida rep. files bill demanding information on failed Secret Service cocaine probe

The Center Square – After filing four articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden on Friday, U.S. Rep Greg Steube, R-Florida, filed the Helping Understand Narcotics Traces at the Executive Residence (HUNTER) Act.

The bill was filed in response to the U.S. Secret Service never identifying who was responsible for bringing cocaine into the White House in July. The legislation, which is unlikely to become law, would require the director of the Secret Service to produce a report on illicit use of controlled substances in the White House.

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