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As Governor Tom Wolf declares a state-of-emergency in Pennsylvania over the opioid crisis, President Trump is signing legislation into law Wednesday that is cosponsored by Bucks County Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick — aimed at stopping a potentially deadly drug before it get
Ten years ago, on Christmas Day 2007, then-FBI Special Agent Brian Fitzpatrick was deployed to Iraq as an Al-Qaeda Interrogator as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom. A decade later to the day, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-08) returned to the region to spend Christmas Day with United States troops serving in Afghanistan - ground zero in the global fight against terrorism.
A piece of legislation drafted by Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick and aimed at keeping travelers safe through improved vetting procedures passed the House of Representatives Tuesday.
A ground-level view of American efforts in the war-torn country of Afghanistan offered fresh perspective for Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick last month.
Bucks Brian Fitzpatrick’s office Wednesday issued a multi-page review of the work and legislative accomplishments achieved in the first year of a two-year term. And it has been a busy freshman year in the 115th Congress.
Bipartisan legislation cosponsored by U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) that supports cybersecurity cooperation between the United States and the Ukraine on Dec. 14 unanimously passed the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
The bill, which has 25 cosponsors, awaits a vote by the full House of Representatives.
The internet and social media has done everything from giving a voice to the oppressed and inspiring democratic change in totalitarian states, to connecting old friends.
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, along with representatives from across the country, have introduced a piece of legislation aimed at prohibiting companies from claiming deductions related to sexual harassment or assault legal settlements.
Sexually harassing behavior in the business, entertainment and political worlds won’t change overnight, but a pair of bills co-sponsored by Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick would change how resulting lawsuits are settled.
There may be no institution more disliked and distrusted by the American people than the U.S. Congress. By its actions and inaction it has earned an awful popularity rating — which it re-enforces almost daily.