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Nearly one in five adults have medical debt collections listed on their credit report. That means one in five Americans may be denied housing, be forced to pay more in rent, struggle to purchase a vehicle, or other necessities because of a…
I was proud of the work that the Democratic leadership, particularly Mr. Neal, did to improve that trade agreement.
I do share the concern that some have expressed about the new frameworks that the administration is pursuing.
Our residents are saying: Enough. Enough with giving billionaires and corporations taxpayer dollars that should be going to improve the quality of life of our residents, especially in a city that is still struggling with water shutoffs and…
I was enthusiastic in supporting [USMCA] because it rights the wrongs of some of the past trade deals.
There has to be a hammer and we have to take back some of the power that originally was ours.
And if a foreign company requires its subsidiaries to promote influence and intelligence operations by foreign governments within the U.S., would that constitute a risk?
But right now the companies decide what is confidential.
It looks like there is a lot of diversity but there really is not.
It looks like there is a lot of diversity but there really is not.
Norfolk Southern is not yet living up to that commitment.
I don't have a money tree in my backyard that I can just go out and take money.
We want to make sure we consider the threats posed by the CCP.
There is very little information in the public domain about who makes these drugs.
I suspect we will have data from other trains that we look at.
I share the Surface Transportation subcommittee of this full committee, and I also want to thank Senator Brown and Senator Vance for their leadership...
But why would we tell the American people we need to spend $6 trillion of emergency funding in this last Congress, and then find out we are no longer in an emergency and we still are going to spend that money? That, to me, seems like fraud…