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Representative Hageman Discusses Legislative Stalls and European Policy Ideas

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Wyoming Representative Harriet Hageman discussed her final days in the House of Representatives, noting that the House passed 12 appropriations bills while the Senate had passed none of them. Hageman also stated that she looks to issues in Europe for policy ideas. She further mentioned that rules set by California regarding automobiles affect the rest of the nation and have increased car costs.

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Why it matters

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The inability of the Senate to pass the appropriations bills creates funding uncertainty for government operations. Additionally, Hageman highlighted that regulations established by California concerning automobiles impact the entire nation and contribute to higher car costs.

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  • Harriet HagemanWyoming Representative discussing legislative processes and policy ideas
  • EuropeContinent referenced by Harriet Hageman as a source for policy ideas
  • house of representativesLegislative body that passed 12 appropriations bills
  • senateLegislative body that has stalled the appropriations bills

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  • senateSpeculative

    The Senate might face funding uncertainty due to the stalled appropriations bills.

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