Rep. Stephanie Bice, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Oklahoma’s 5th district, shared several updates via her social media account recently. Her tweets touched on topics including collaboration with the administration, a bipartisan censure vote, and infrastructure improvements at the Capitol.
On March 5, Rep. Bice expressed gratitude for recognition from the Administration and reiterated her commitment to collaborating with President Biden on key issues such as border security, energy policy, and economic growth. “Grateful for the mentions from the Administration. I will continue working with @POTUS to secure the border, unleash American energy, and grow our economy.”
The following day, March 6, she addressed a recent House vote where she supported a bipartisan decision to censure Rep. Al Green for his conduct during President Biden’s address to Congress. She emphasized that disruptions during official proceedings are unacceptable. “Today, in a bipartisan fashion and with my support, the House voted to censure Rep. Al Green for his conduct during @POTUS’s address to Congress.”
Later on March 6, Rep. Bice announced the unveiling of a new ADA ramp at the Capitol—a project she led alongside colleagues including Rep. Bryan Steil and Rep. Joe Morelle—with assistance from the House Administration Committee. She encouraged constituents to learn more about this initiative through additional resources provided online. “Today, we officially unveiled the new ADA ramp to the Capitol that I spearheaded with the support of @RepBryanSteil, @RepJoeMorelle and @HouseAdmin.”
