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As momentum builds for Congress to act on permitting reform, this bipartisan framework offers a commonsense, two-party roadmap to streamline the permitting process, boost energy production and lowering costs.
The Problem Solvers Caucus elected Representatives Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01) and Tom Suozzi (NY-03) to serve as Co-Chairs for the 119th Congress. Additionally, the Caucus welcomed four new Members.
The bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus announced the constitution of seven bipartisan working groups for the 119th Congress. These working groups will develop and advance bipartisan policy solutions to critical issues facing our nation.
On January 5th, President Joe Biden signed the Problem Solvers Caucus-endorsed Social Security Fairness Act into law, expanding Social Security benefits for millions of retired public servants.
In October, the Problem Solvers Caucus announced its endorsement of the Dignity Act. This landmark bipartisan legislation will halt the flow of illegal immigration, develop a more efficient asylum system, provide legal status for qualified undocumented individuals, and bolster the American economy.
With the average annual cost of child care in the United States exceeding $14,000, many Americans cite a lack of access to affordable, quality care as a barrier to reentering the workforce after the birth of a child. To address this, the Problem Solvers Caucus endorsed the Child Care Investment Act, legislation that will strengthen our country’s current and future workforce by bolstering access to affordable, quality child care.
The bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus announced its endorsement of a bipartisan framework to avoid a government shutdown. The framework proposes passing a continuing resolution before September 30, 2023 to fund the government at the current levels through January 11, 2024.
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Welcome From The Co-Chairs
On behalf of the Problem Solvers Caucus’ members, we welcome you to our official website. We are all tired of the obstructionism in Washington where partisan politics is too often prioritized over governing and what is best for the country. This is why the Problem Solvers Caucus was formed, and why we are on a mission to change the culture of D.C. We are a bipartisan group of Members of Congress organized to get to "yes" to help solve some of our country’s most pressing challenges. Every week we are in Washington, you will find Problem Solvers, proud Democrats and Republicans, seated together around a table, debating, listening, and working together to help solve these issues.
Caucus Updates
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The Problem Solvers Caucus, a group of moderate Republicans and Democrats, is taking a swing at an energy deal that has eluded Congress in recent years.
The caucus on Thursday morning released a framework for a deal that’s meant to speed up energy projects. A spokesperson confirmed that so far, no actual legislation has been drafted.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the Problem Solvers Caucus announced its endorsement of a bipartisan permitting reform framework. As momentum builds for Congress to act on permitting reform, the recommendations in this framework offer a commonsense, two-party roadmap to streamline the permitting process, boost energy production of all kinds, and give investors the clarity and confidence they need to invest in America.
