I do not need to tell you this, but it's just incredibly frustrating for folks not to be able to get their mail and to have it go on for months and months.

They cannot get prescription drugs, they cannot get their bills on time, they are just stranded.

I am frustrated here by the fact that it's been months and months, and I was told 90 days in September.

We do not want to see post offices closed in rural parts of this country. We want to see the mail delivered on time.

They cannot get prescription drugs, they cannot get their bills on time, they are just stranded.

I do not need to tell you this, but it's just incredibly frustrating for folks not to be able to get their mail and to have it go on for months and months.

I hereby remove my name as cosponsor of H.R. 1139. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman's request is granted. ____________________

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This affects everyone, all ideologies. This should bring us together. This would protect Americans' free speech. I urge this body to support it. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Illinois.

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It is not an optional command. It is mandatory.

the reason he did, and well, the reason it passed so overwhelmingly in both Houses is the American people want to know what their government knows about the origins of Covid, and they have a right to know.

I think maybe it's time to call the Director of National Intelligence, and any others, and have an oversight hearing about their total failure to comply with a law that we passed unanimously out of the Senate.