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Madam Speaker, hopefully, we can get that addressed as well so that we can tackle some of these other problems: inflation, high gas prices, border issues that we are trying to bring legislation on. If the gentleman has nothing else, Madam…
Madam Speaker, I hope that we can get that early in the week put on the suspension calendar, in the form the Senate sent over where there is broad agreement on both sides of the aisle, and get that to the President's desk to get those…
we need to move beyond simply having a conversation about police misconduct and instead put forth some concrete standards of accountability
We ought to be very clear; we should be, there is no room in our society for truly bad actors that engage in misconduct while on the job.
Madam President, today I rise in recognition of seersucker manufacturers and enthusiasts across the United States. I wish everyone a Happy National Seersucker Day. This uniquely American fashion has a storied history dating back to 1909…
I personally spent nearly two decades in Federal courts litigating these cases before I got to Congress.
This is a flawed strategy. It just doesn't work. It is not working for emissions, it is not working for affordability, and it is not working for energy security.
Madam Speaker, I was in a meeting during this vote. Had I been present, I would have voted ``nay'' on rollcall No. 239. Members Recorded Pursuant to House Resolution 8, 117th Congress Barragan (Beyer) Bass (Blunt Rochester) Boebert (Gaetz)…
This issue on climate has been this issue that has just been really political and really volatile now for a number of years.
Clearly, the strategy that has been implemented under this administration is impacting those who can least afford it the most. It has been a complete disaster.
Under Paris Climate Accords, emissions for the globe are actually going to go up, not down.
Because people make crap up and then they go and legislate on it.
So once again, people sit up here and they say things that are just not true.
They don't care about international norms. They don't care about standards or rules.
if we don't get it right, you are going to be the ones that inherit the problems, right?
We have lost about 2,000 square miles of our coast. That is like taking the State of Rhode Island and just wiping it off the map entirely.
For every 1 ton of emissions the U.S. has reduced, China has actually gone up by 4.