Congressman Bob Onder

10/20/2026

For too long, militant leftist organizations have operated with little scrutiny and, in some cases, have worked closely with government entities.

I joined Mike Ferguson on NewsTalk STL to discuss the recent protests in Paris, where more than half a million people took to the streets, the parallels to what we have witnessed here in the United States, and growing concerns about organizations inciting violence.

10/19/2026

I had a great visit with Fish Window Cleaning Services, Inc. Founded 1978, Fish Window Cleaning has grown into a nationwide franchise with 275 locations, all while keeping its headquarters right here in Missouri!

Their organization is a great example of Missouri entrepreneurship, creating jobs, supporting small businesses, and demonstrating how companies headquartered in can succeed nationwide!

10/19/2026

When the medicine our children take, the antibiotics hospitalized patients depend on, and the drugs millions of Americans rely on are manufactured overseas, we face more than a healthcare issue. We face a national security vulnerability.

🚨 Read more about this growing concern in my latest op-ed in The Hill!

Rep. Bob Onder argues that the United States must reduce its dependence on foreign pharmaceutical supplies and rebuild domestic manufacturing capacity to address national security vulnerabilities e…

10/19/2026

Missouri is leading the way in American manufacturing, and companies like PierTech Systems are a great example of the innovation and craftsmanship happening right here in !

I enjoyed touring one of PierTech’s facilities in Weldon Spring to learn more about their expertise in foundation construction and repair equipment, including helical piers, piles, and anchors. With multiple locations across our district, PierTech is strengthening American manufacturing, supporting local jobs, and demonstrating the importance of producing high-quality products here at home.

10/16/2026

It was an honor to visit the Mid America Veterans Museum in O’Fallon, Missouri. Since its founding in 2019, the museum has relied on the dedication of its staff and volunteers to preserve the stories and sacrifices of the brave soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines who gave their lives in service to our nation.

The museum serves as a powerful reminder of the price of freedom and the importance of ensuring that the courage and sacrifice of our fallen heroes are never forgotten.

10/16/2026

I stopped by Porta-King Building Systems in Montgomery City to learn more about their work manufacturing modular buildings, flooring, and insulation for a wide range of applications, including security facilities, military installations, and border crossings. Founded in 1969, Porta-King now employs more than 100 people and continues to play an important role in Missouri’s manufacturing industry.

Thank you to the Porta-King team for taking the time to share their story and for the work they do to support our local economy and community!

10/15/2026

As a physician, I know firsthand how a life-changing diagnosis can remind us how precious every moment is. Life is a gift we should never take for granted. Early detection, access to quality care, and continued advancements in treatment can make all the difference.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we recognize the importance of regular screenings, stand with the women and families affected by this devastating disease, honor those we have lost, and celebrate the strength of survivors and the healthcare professionals who continue to bring hope to those fighting breast cancer.

10/14/2026

For six decades, the Mizzou Research Reactor (MURR) has been at the forefront of groundbreaking nuclear research and medical innovation. As the only U.S. producer of isotopes used to treat liver, thyroid, prostate, and pancreatic cancers, MURR helps one million patients every year.

I appreciated the opportunity to speak at MURR’s 60th anniversary celebration about the importance of supporting cutting-edge research right here in Missouri and producing these lifesaving treatments in America to ensure patients across our state and the nation have reliable access to the care they need.

10/14/2026

I had a productive meeting with members of the Callaway County Commission to discuss the latest developments on a new Emergency Operations Center in that will strengthen emergency preparedness and ensure local emergency responders have the resources they need to keep Missouri families safe.

10/14/2026

I really enjoyed my visit to Interstate Regional Stockyards in Crawford County, where I had the opportunity to watch a live cattle auction and speak with stockyards owner Scott Abolt, members of the Crawford County Commission, Sheriff Layman, Mayor Pitts Lesane, and local business and agricultural leaders about the importance of supporting Missouri’s livestock producers and strengthening our state’s agricultural industry.