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I hope that is somewhere we can have a more robust conversation, look at methodology, understand what may or may not be occurring in that space so that we can move forward with funding, especially given the decision that came down from the…
I would also like to point out that maintenance of project infrastructure is just as important as constructing it.
The answer should be yes. We hear the problems with tribe after tribe;
Yesterday I was proud to introduce legislation to waive 50 percent cost share for tribe for WaterSMART grants.
Cost shares, lack of support technically, or agencies not working together results in projects not being completed.
It is very odd to be having what appears to be a New York City County and City Council meeting in the chambers of the House Natural Resources Committee.
We have a law that needs to be addressed, and we have a migrant issue that needs to be addressed.
There should be data that we can rely on that progress is being made.
What we are actually doing is making this problem worse, rather than solving it, so that we could then have some political theater around it.
It was, in fact, the city of New York that requested this lease. It was not the Federal Government.
If we do not actually provide the Biden administration with the funds, because we shut the Federal Government down...
The question on America's minds is will Congress pass legislation so that we can continue paying our Federal employees...
Republicans are stealing Americans joy in our parks.
We actually need more funding to make sure we can adequately protect the parks and the people who attend them.
I suggest the absence of a quorum. The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore. The clerk will call the roll. The senior assistant executive clerk proceeded to call the roll.
The wealthiest 400 billionaires... paid 8.2 percent of in effective individual income taxes, which is significantly lower than most other Americans pay today.
It seems like old inequalities that existed before the pandemic snapped back after pandemic programs expired.
Recent census data show that after the pandemic relief programs... resulted in a sobering 15 million people in poverty.