Representative Stupak (MI) Latest Co-sponsor on Small Brewer Excise Tax Reduction Legislation
Congressman Bart Stupak recently signed on to sponsor HR 4278. Total co-sponsors of this Bill sits at 83.Read More
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Congressman Bart Stupak recently signed on to sponsor HR 4278. Total co-sponsors of this Bill sits at 83.Read More
Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin recently signed on in support of HR 4278. Total co-sponsors of HR 4278 sits at 83.Read More
Congressman Michael K. Simpson recently signed on in support of HR 4278. Co-sponsors of this bill now sit at 83.Read More
California Congressman Bill Pascrell Jr. recently signed on to co-sponsor HR 4278. Total of co-sponsors for the Bill sits at 83.Read More
Arizona Congressman Harry Mitchell recently signed on to co-sponsor HR 4278. Total of co-sponsors now sits at 80.Read More
BA expresses significant concerns with HR 5034 and the affect this Bill would have on small brewers. Despite opposing the HR 5034 in the current form, the BA looks for more discussion with the NBWA and other industry members.Read More
American Craft Beer Week resolution passed by the House.Read More
Michigan Congressman Fred Upton recently signed on to co-sponsor HR 4278.Read More
California Congresswoman Grace Napolitano recently signed on to co-sponsor HR 4278. There are now 75 sponsors of the Bill.Read More
Missouri Congressman Roy Blunt recently signed on to co-sponsor HR 4278.Read More
Pete Johnson serves as the State & Regulatory Affairs Manager for the Brewers Association (BA). He joined the BA at its inception in 2005, having previously worked as Programs Director for the Brewers Association of America. Before coming to the small brewing industry in 2001, Pete worked for 14 years with both state and federal elected officials in Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C.
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