Benton Times

Rep. Steve Womack, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Arkansas’ 3rd district, shared updates on his recent legislative activities and engagements through a series of tweets. The congressman has been active in promoting energy resource expansion, addressing healthcare leadership issues for veterans, and engaging with future leaders at an academic institution.

On November 25, Rep. Womack announced his support for the CLEAN Act, which he voted for last week. According to him, this legislation aims to "cut red tape" and mandates the Department of the Interior to enhance geothermal lease sales frequency. The goals are to "expand America's energy resources," "meet our growing energy demand," and "decrease reliance on foreign adversaries for our energy needs."

On November 26, Rep. Womack highlighted the passage of his bill in the House concerning leadership vacancies at VA medical centers. He noted collaboration with Senator John Boozman to instill accountability ensuring that health services are properly delivered to veterans who have served America. In his tweet, he mentioned: "ICYMI: My bill to address VA medical center leadership vacancies passed the House." More details can be found in his linked posts.

On November 28, Rep. Womack recounted his visit to Dr. Brent Williams' honors symposium class at the Sam Walton College of Business where he shared insights from his leadership experience with students aspiring to be future leaders. He expressed optimism about their potential by stating: "The brilliant minds at @UArkansas no doubt have a bright future ahead!"