Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Biggs supports tax reform that provides financial relief to American families and businesses. He says he will continue working with colleagues and President Trump on similar policies, but does not specify proposed tax rates or provisions.
Context: No specific tax changes or eligibility rules are given.
Biggs says he will continue working with congressional colleagues and President Trump to roll back regulations he considers excessive. He says this is intended to help create jobs and free businesses from rules imposed by federal agencies.
Context: The page does not identify specific regulations or propose a particular rollback mechanism.
Biggs supports incentivizing states to establish high-risk sharing pools as part of his proposed post-repeal health care reforms. He presents the pools as one of several reforms intended to lower premium costs and expand Americans’ health care choices.
Context: The passage does not specify the incentive, pool design, or eligibility rules.
Biggs supports making it possible for companies and individuals to buy and sell insurance across state lines as part of his proposed post-repeal health care reforms. He says this change should help lower premiums and expand people’s freedom to choose coverage.
Context: The passage does not specify how interstate sales would be implemented.
After repealing Obamacare, Biggs supports further legislation to remove the federal government from regulating the nation’s health care system. He says reforms should restore authority to the states and give Americans more freedom to choose their health care.
Context: The proposed change is described as occurring after repeal; the passage does not specify which federal powers would be transferred or how.
Biggs supports immediately repealing Obamacare and all regulations associated with it. He says repeal would lower premiums, while critics of the law have faced unaffordable premiums and fewer insurance options.
Context: The passage presents lower premiums as an expected effect, not a verified outcome.