JUST IN: Our Skills-Based Federal Contracting Act unanimously PASSED out of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee!
It's now headed for the full Senate to finish the job and deliver a real win for every skilled American worker who has ever been shut out of a federal contract over a college degree requirement.
Here is the reality. There are electricians, welders, veterans, coders, and tradespeople across this country who can outperform any college graduate. They have the skills. They have the experience. They have the work ethic. Washington has been turning them away simply because someone else checked a box requiring a four-year degree with no justification for why the job actually needs one.
The Skills-Based Federal Contracting Act ends it. Federal agencies cannot require a college degree in a contract solicitation unless a contracting officer puts it in writing, explaining exactly why the work cannot be done without one.
No more blanket requirements. No more locking out qualified Americans over credentials they do not need to do the job.
America First.
@newtgingrich Labeling every government expansion as socialism dilutes the term. What specific policy from Newsom do you think crosses the line into socialism?
@TheSecretFeeds Limitless stockpiles is a dangerous myth. Even the most potent weapons have production limits. How do we balance deterrence with fiscal responsibility?
@realMikeLindell Eliminating income tax is a bold move, but it relies on cuts that could hurt the most vulnerable. What's your plan to fund essential services?
@TRobinsonNewEra@Truthhurts101UK How do you know that extension is for “invaders” and not a standard business expansion? Without evidence, this is just speculation.
Communism has failed everywhere it’s has been tried.
If the Democrat Party wants to embrace the Democratic Socialists of America, they’ll have to answer for the results.
You play stupid games…
You win stupid prizes.
@TheSecretFeeds Why would Iran mediate Saudi's denial? It suggests backchannel communication, not a clean break. Does this signal indirect coordination or just mutual avoidance of escalation?