During the coronavirus pandemic, the Postal Service's value to this Nation is greater than ever.

tomorrow we will hold a memorial of the Flight 93 tragedy which occurred on 9/11.

Thank you, Chairwoman Finkenauer. Thank you for your leadership.

I certainly one who thinks that, at the very least, labor and capital should be treated equally in our tax code.

It is a shame that in 2020 we are still fighting to get broadband everywhere.

we, as Members of Congress, represent a wide landscape of individuals.

we are all speaking now to the have's because the have-not's are not in the room.

I just think it is important that we remember and recognize these frontline workers.

During the committee's markup earlier this year, I offered an amendment that would transfer the Keystone line to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

I remain unconvinced about the difference between State and Federal subsidies and how they are reported.

We need to make sure that the hiring panels are diverse themselves.

The NCUA would be willing to consider and provide administrative assistance to Congress if they, in fact, make the self-assessments mandatory.

We know that diversity is our strength.

I wanted to first quickly ask a follow-up to the question that Representative Green asked about the news reporting of September 5th, that the Trump Administration had instructed Federal agencies to end racial sensitivity trainings.

Madam Speaker, ``I'm writing to you today after having skipped a day of my high blood pressure medication for the first time.'' ``I have not seen a Postal Service carrier in my neighborhood for a week or more, not received mail for 10…

Mr. Speaker, I was unable to attend today's roll call votes. Had I been present, I would have voted ``nay'' on rollcall No. 179, ``nay'' on rollcall No. 180, ``yea'' on rollcall No. 181, and ``nay'' on rollcall No. 182. personal explanation

Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding. Madam Speaker, I include in the Record an article, ``Quit Interfering and Save the Postal Service,'' by the former chair of the Board of Governors of the Postal Service, David Fineman…

I think the president can talk about death rates, he can talk about, you know, the situation could have been a lot worse.