SW Valley Times

Rep. Paul Gosar, DDS, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Arizona’s 9th district since 2011, shared insights on upcoming legislative priorities and expressed his appreciation for his constituents and collaborations.

On April 11, 2025, Rep. Gosar emphasized the need for fiscal responsibility in Congress. "W/Congress now aligned on a budget reconciliation blueprint, it's time 2 get to work on identifying $1.5 T in savings. A good place 2 start R the 40+ national emergencies still on the books that have become permanent slush funds 4 billion$ if not trillion$ in spending waste." He suggested reassessing numerous national emergencies which remain active and are believed to contribute significantly to federal expenditure waste.

Later on the same day, Rep. Gosar extended his gratitude towards the city of Kingman, Arizona. "Thank you! I Kingman, AZ!!" The message reflects his connection with his constituents and appreciation for their support. The attached link in the tweet directed users to possibly view an image or further content related to Kingman.

On April 12, 2025, Rep. Gosar acknowledged the commitment of @EPALeeZeldin towards a significant environmental policy. "Thank you @EPALeeZeldin for re-committing to President Trump's historic plan to cut wasteful EPA spending on woke animal testing. I've been working with @WhiteCoatWaste to reinstate this important policy killed by the Biden-Harris EPA." In the tweet, he mentioned ongoing efforts with White Coat Waste to reverse policies established under the Biden-Harris administration related to environmentally conscious animal testing practices.

Paul Gosar, born in Rock Springs, Wyoming, in 1958, has been a significant figure within his district and the broader political landscape. He graduated from Creighton University in 1981 and currently resides in Bullhead City, Arizona.