Ron Kind

Lawmakers to vote on insider trading ban

Rep. Tom Petri, R-Fond du Lac, was the only Republican in the Wisconsin delegation to co-sponsor the House bill. All three Democrats — Tammy Baldwin of Madison, Ron Kind of La Crosse and Gwen Moore of Milwaukee — backed the proposal.

Stop $5 Billion in Farm Checks

U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, also expressed hope last week here in Wisconsin that wasteful government handouts will be scaled back this year.

Rep. Kind Meets with Local Ag Advisory Committee

Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind says he met this week with his agriculture advisory committee, which is a group made up of local farmers and stakeholders from across western Wisconsin, to talk about issues affecting the state's farming sector in 2012.

Worries mount over lack of PE in schools

The FIT Kids Act co-sponsored by Smith would measure schools on how they are progressing in comparison to national standards. And it would pay for research to examine the link between children's health and their academic achievement. The bill's other sponsors are Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, and Rep. Ron Kind, D-Wis.

Report: Health insurance costs inflating

Democratic Congressman Ron Kind said health care exchanges – part of the Affordable Care Act – will bring more competition into his district and smaller markets, thus driving down costs.

House members ask for Stillwater bridge vote

"Congress must act soon to ensure that the state funding is not reallocated to other projects," said a letter to Natural Resources Committee Chairman Doc Hastings signed by Minnesota Reps. Michele Bachmann, Chip Cravaack and Tim Walz, and Wisconsin Reps. Tammy Baldwin, Sean Duffy, Ron Kind, Thomas Petri and Reid Ribble.

Wisconsin Medicare Beneficiaries See Significant Savings in 2011

U.S. Rep.   Ron Kind   highlighted a report today indicating that   Medicarebeneficiaries have seen significantly lower health care costs, including prescription drug discounts and free preventive care, as a result of health care reform, the Affordable Care Act.

Bill stops insider lining of Congressional pockets

Washington lawmakers are considering a bill to curb insider trading among the House and Senate. Currently if a federal lawmaker learns an upcoming bill will grant a company a large government contract, which could boost that company’s stock, he or she is free to buy that stock ahead of the bill’s public introduction.

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