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In a day heavy in verbal debate, I choose to use my time to enumerate in detail every high crime and misdemeanor committed by the President of the United States. I will do so now. The SPEAKER pro tempore (Ms. DeGette). The time of the…
I think that this discussion and the questions that we have had today from both sides of the aisle indicate how we want to not ever have this happen again.
Farmers know best how to care for their land without cumbersome government mandates.
As we move forward in considering ways to address climate change, it is important that we do not become too prescriptive.
I am glad you brought that up, because particularly with our geography in West Virginia and going down to the Ohio River, and the New River--that is where we go.
Many of the solutions we have discussed in this committee, like carbon capture, building resiliency, and natural solutions, are all pieces of the same puzzle that fit together in the broader picture of caring for our environment and…
One-size-fits-all Federal regulations are not the way to accomplish our goal of not only energy efficiency but resilience.
As our communities have started to recover, we have recognized the need for rebuilding with resilience.
Testing performed by a lab in California found that some black-marketed THC cartridges contained more than 35 percent vitamin E acetate, and some tested positive for pesticides.
We have to work together with our Federal agencies to curb the online procurement of e-cigarettes, pods, and vape fluid by underaged individuals.
I hope we will do that for the people of Washington, DC.
It is really an injustice, and it does bring to mind some of the slogans that fired up people in the Revolution.
Ben Franklin said if we don't elect one Member of Parliament, then they have no right to ever put any tax on us.
Yes, absolutely. We--and I think you can see as you came in the passion of the--we had a lot of D.C. veterans out there today.
If you are from a Western state and you are a long ways away from Washington, DC, and you have a tremendous amount of Federal resources that you are dependent upon, what you want to do is you want to localize that to some extent.
I think the perception is generally good, where the rubber meets the road.
Is there anything that you think Congress can do to work on this issue?