Ending Wasteful Spending

Representative Craig Goldman Listens During House Hearing

Legislation & Actions:

H.J. Res. 75 – Signed into law
- Rep. Goldman led H.J. Res. 75, which repealed costly Biden-era regulations on commercial refrigerators that would have cost taxpayers more than $8 billion.
Homeowner Energy Freedom Act – Passed the U.S. House
- Rep. Goldman is leading the Homeowner Energy Freedom Act, which rescinds roughly $300 million allocated to enforcing federal green energy mandates in new home construction.
Working Families Tax Cut – Signed into law
- Rep. Goldman voted for the Working Families Tax Cut, eliminating more than $1.4 trillion in federal spending and ending Biden-era student loan repayment programs that shifted costs onto taxpayers.
Recissions Act of 2025 – Signed into law
- Rep. Goldman voted for the Recissions Act of 2025, which cut $9 billion in spending from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and government funding for biased media outlets.
Better Care, Better Cost Act - Introduced to the U.S. House
- Rep. Goldman introduced the Better Care, Better Cost Act, which could save taxpayers up to $9 billion annually by implementing market-based incentives into the Medicaid auto-assignment process. Additionally, it could help ensure that patients receive improved healthcare as insurance companies are incentivized to provide better care to acquire more patients.
ELITE (Eliminating Lavish Incentives to Electric) Vehicles Act – Introduced into the U.S. House
- Rep. Goldman is co-sponsoring the ELITE Vehicles Act, ending federal electric vehicle tax credits and charging infrastructure subsidies, potentially saving taxpayers over $390 billion.