Jim Gerlach

Would slash domestic spending including converting Medicare into a voucher program,

H.Con. Res. 112 amendment would reduce long-term federal debt through short-term job-creation measures, such as increased spending on rebuilding roads and schools.

Extends the Bush tax cuts giving millionaires an average bonus of $160,000 next year.

H..R. 10 would allow Congress to exercise veto power over the health, safety and environmental regulations the executive branch writes to implement legislation.

Guts the ability of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to protect consumers.

Diminishes the rights of private-sector workers to hold union elections.

H.R. 3080 lowers tariffs on U.S. auto exports to Korea while maintaining incentives for outsourcing of U.S. jobs.

H.R. 4348 would weaken environmental protection efforts, fast-track the controversial Keystone XL pipeline and widen the gap between transportation needs and available funding.

H.R. 4628 keep student loan borrowing costs low for 7 million college students but at the cost of ending a vital public health program.

The 31st failed attempt by Congressional Republicans to repeat the Affordable Care Act.