Those firms are, quote, 'raising prices because they can.'

Right now, we got all 50 Democrats in the Senate are solidly on board. We’ve got the vice president you just heard from. We can win the vote to protect the vote all across America.

She is below the poverty level because of her circumstances. She receives an SSI check, but she is going to be punished for working, punished for claiming Social Security, and punished if she saves any money.

We can and we must change the law so it fulfills its original goals.

Financial literacy is critical for Americans who are trying to make key decisions like planning for retirement, but low-incomes families navigating a thin social safety net that gives them too little help, all the education and counseling…

Inflation has gone up at this moment because of the way that prices are passed on in a more concentrated market.

it is time for Congress to make reforms to SSI.

We are watching what’s happening all around this country right now, a concerted effort by the Republicans to deny people the opportunity to vote.

Dealing with inflation requires the Fed to act if the problem is an overheated economy, but dealing with rising consumer prices also involves the FTC, the Department of Justice in breaking up monopolies and investigating crooked…

I hope that the Fed treads carefully in using its tools to help lower prices for American families.

Certainty in this will be critical in flood control planning not only for my constituents but potentially for non-federal project sponsors elsewhere.

This year's WRDA has the potential to build significantly on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to ensure that one of our most precious natural resources receives the investments and attention it deserves.

Each year, hundreds of millions of gallons of waste are dumped into the Merrimack River from Manchester, New Hampshire, to Lowell, and all the way out to the mouth of the river in Newburyport.

By including these priorities as we reauthorize the Water Resources Development Act, we will be able to undertake critical water development projects that benefit communities across our country.

I strongly support this request, and I thank him for making it.

I am not asking for an authorization to fix all of the sewage systems in my district, but I am asking for your help to make a dent.

I don't think it was a surprise for anyone when I used the five environmental infrastructure requests that each Member was allotted to request authorizations of $20 million each to fix the CSOs in Lowell, Lawrence, Haverhill, Methuen, and…

In my district, combined sewage overflows, or CSOs, are an all too familiar issue.