I would say we have a market failure here.

I think most Minnesotans don't really see this as a political issue at all.

96 percent of childcare providers in Minnesota said that receiving the grant was helpful in keeping their program open and operating.

If we hadn't done that, my understanding from talking to people in Minnesota is that this teetering on the edge of a cliff childcare system would be off the cliff.

Not by saying you must have a childcare system that is exactly this way, but by actually putting power in the hands of parents.

That continues to reap benefits, even though the fundamental market failure.

Senators Cornyn, Coons, Tillis, and I urged the administration to fix the backlogs.

Three times we came close. And I believe we need a reform that includes agriculture workers.

I have been a long supporter of comprehensive immigration reform.

Ben Franklin said that necessity never made a good bargain. This is necessity. For the first time since 1789, our MAGA GOP friends are putting us at risk of default. However, we have a solution, and it is sitting right here, right next to…

I believe that the work NTIA is doing is critical to helping us close the digital divide.

I want to thank him for introducing this important piece of legislation that builds upon the success of Good Neighbor Authority.

I support enabling our leaders to work together and expanding Good Neighbor Authority.

I appreciate the chairman's leadership not only in the Western Caucus but his leadership on very important issues such as the Endangered Species Act. I appreciate his giving me the opportunity this evening. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in…

I reserve the balance of my time. Mr. DeSAULNIER. Mr. Speaker, once again I will say how fulfilling this has been and how much work we still have to do, but I know we will work in partnership to make sure that we fulfill a long history in…

Does the First Amendment guarantee a person the right to free speech, or does it guarantee them also to an audience?

It is seemingly ignored by on the other side of the aisle, judging by what my Republican colleagues have said against the PRO Act, and in favor of bills to weaken the right to organize.

Frankly, their claim just does not add up.