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As Americans experience inflation at a rate not felt in four decades, the Biden administration continues to promote a multitrillion-dollar social spending package.

"Our spending is already out of control," Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., says, adding that "new government spending is only going to exacerbate [inflation] and make it worse."

In an effort to get spending under control and inflation rates down, the second-term congressman says, lawmakers should "completely kill this bill."

Iranian "drone armies" are behind a surge in attacks on U.S. positions and allies in Iraq, according to a group of Republican lawmakers who are demanding answers from the Biden administration about how it is working to counter these threats amid ongoing negotiations with Tehran over a revamped nuclear accord.

Capitol Hill Republicans and Democrats are spinning warring narratives about the child care provisions in President Biden's reconciliation spending bill as Senate Democrats race to come to a deal before Christmas.

A local Congressman is pushing back against the President's "Build Back Better" plan. First District Representative Bryan Steil of Janesville issued a statement regarding Novembers' record level inflation report. Steil also points to a Congressional Budget Office report indicating the "Build Back Better" social spending bill would add $3 trillion to the deficit if the programs were made permanent. The Republican contends once a government program is created, it never goes away.

Republican leaders blasted President Joe Biden after November's Consumer Price Index released Friday reached its highest level in 39 years.

Congress is gearing up to spend trillions of dollars on what is being labeled as a "transformative agenda to provide for the American people." In reality, we are expecting a massive expansion of our government, and to raise taxes in order to pay for this social spending plan. We have heard these plans will generate economic growth and cost $0. However, every American knows this proposal will cost the government trillions of dollars and increase already rising prices.