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Articles by Reps. Josh Gottheimer
COMMENTARY: How to safely reopen America when the pandemic wanes
Reps. Josh Gottheimer and Tom Reed / USA TODAY Monday Apr 6, 2020 at 8:31 AM The Problem Solvers Caucus — 50 members of Congress, half Democrats and half Republicans, from across America — has met via video conference nearly every day to debate and govern during the coronavirus pandemic. In recent days, we’ve turned to a common theme in our Zoom meetings: the health challenges that must be overcome to safely and quickly reopen the country and minimize the economic hurricane coming ashore.
How to safely reopen America when COVID-19 wanes
By Reps. Josh Gottheimer and Tom Reed, USA Today Sunday Apr 5, 2020 at 12:16 AM The Problem Solvers Caucus — 50 members of Congress, half Democrats and half Republicans, from across America — has met via video conference nearly every day to debate and govern during the coronavirus pandemic.
How to safely reopen America when COVID-19 wanes
By Reps. Josh Gottheimer and Tom Reed, USA Today Sunday Apr 5, 2020 at 12:16 AM The Problem Solvers Caucus — 50 members of Congress, half Democrats and half Republicans, from across America — has met via video conference nearly every day to debate and govern during the coronavirus pandemic.
Here's how to safely reopen America when coronavirus pandemic wanes
The Problem Solvers Caucus — 50 members of Congress, half Democrat and half Republicans, from across America — has met via video conference nearly every day to debate and govern during the coronavirus pandemic. In recent days, we’ve turned to a common theme in our Zoom meetings: the health challenges that must be overcome to safely and quickly reopen the country and minimize the economic hurricane coming ashore.
Here's how to safely reopen America when coronavirus pandemic wanes
Reps. Josh Gottheimer and Tom Reed The Problem Solvers Caucus — 50 members of Congress, half Democrat and half Republicans, from across America — has met via video conference nearly every day to debate and govern during the coronavirus pandemic. In recent days, we’ve turned to a common theme in our Zoom meetings: the health challenges that must be overcome to safely and quickly reopen the country and minimize the economic hurricane coming ashore.
50 million daily reasons for delaying the Health Insurance Tax
Imagine being charged nearly $50 million a day in taxes. This is exactly what will happen to American businesses and consumers in 2020 if Congress does not act once again to delay the Health Insurance Tax (HIT) this year. The HIT was initially included in the Affordable Care Act (ACA); it is essentially a sales tax on health insurance coverage that would hit employers and consumers with higher premiums. Smartly, Congress has enacted a common sense, bipartisan delay of this tax in recent years.
A path to break the immigration impasse
The path to breaking Washington’s latest budget impasse has long been clear, even if the fringes on both sides have been loath to accept it. Congress must pass legislation pairing more protection for U.S. borders with a long-term plan for the undocumented immigrants brought to America as children, often referred to as Dreamers, who will soon lose legal protection with the imminent expiration of the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program.
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