
In 2020, my bipartisan bill, The Support for Veterans in Effective Apprenticeships Act, was signed into law.
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In 2020, my bipartisan bill, The Support for Veterans in Effective Apprenticeships Act, was signed into law.

I urge Members to vote yes on this important legislation.

There are still two things that are mysteries to me: pro wrestling and CBO scoring.

What the law did is it increases veterans' access to financial assistance they can use in connection with an apprenticeship program.

The facts are that we have heard nearly 80 hours of voluntary testimony from 11 current or former HHS officials.

Thanks to lowered premiums under the American Rescue Plan and renewed under the Inflation Reduction Act, more families than ever before will be able to access the care that they need, when they need it.

Unfortunately, we know that there are some who are all too eager to repeal these health care plans without a plan to keep costs low and coverage high for millions of people.

I am disappointed that we are even having this hearing today because I keep repeatedly hearing, over the course of this hearing how responsive the Administration has been to the Select Committee, rather they are not.

We are going to get another pandemic, and we need to be ready for it.

I am so proud to speak on behalf of this bill. The Women-Owned Small Business--WOSB--Integrity Act, which is cosponsored, of course, by Congresswoman Maloy.

These investments I have seen firsthand, the impact they can have on those older industrial legacy communities.

I am proud to speak on behalf of my bill, the Enhancing Competition in Contracting Orders, which is cosponsored by my wonderful colleague, Congresswoman Salazar.

I think the House should have pushed back, and we have a chance to rectify this in the future.

As service members transition into the civilian life, it's absolutely critical that they have the tools and the job training that they need to be successful in that transition.

We know that installing racial division is damaging to the children.

They should not be using taxpayer dollars to fund political pet projects.