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I want to welcome everyone to the first hearing of the Work Force Protection Subcommittee and the 117th Congress.

I'm a strong proponent of evidence-based policymaking.

I am using my inside voice. Mr. Speaker, I yield 1 minute to the gentlewoman from Arizona (Mrs. Lesko).

We know that hyperbole is the strong suit of Democrats, but how anyone can say that giving freedom to workers to join or not join a union is trampling the rights of workers takes hyperbole to new heights. Mr. Speaker, I yield 1 minute to…

The Democrats continue to look backward, 100 years backward. Just before COVID hit, we had the greatest economy in our country ever, the lowest unemployment for women, minorities, everyone, without the PRO Act. No procapitalist can support…

I want to thank you, in the time that we have worked together, since I have been on this Committee.

Submitted for the Record by Hon. David Rouzer

Racism is real. We all know that the way to fix a problem is to acknowledge it, to understand it, to address it.

I know that CBO projects the FTT would result in a $43 billion, almost $44 billion first-year net loss of tax revenues and would immediately lower the value of financial assets.

Several organizations oppose this bill. I urge my colleagues on both sides to oppose H.R. 1 and support the Republican alternative, the Save Democracy Act. This is about our elections. This is what makes the United States different from…

Policymaking at EPA should be grounded in science.

In adversity lies opportunity.

I am convinced that she will bring a profound dedication to public service.

We need strong leadership at the EPA, and we need it without delay.

The fact that we have more transparency from this administration -- we told them hey, we need to know several weeks ahead what we can expect so that we can get this vaccine to the right spot instead of the 24 to 48 hours we had with the…

I want all North Carolinians to get vaccinated. I’m proud of our state because we’ve been listed trusted community leaders in our African American churches, and our Hispanic communities.

To have a president who cares about this, who actually wears a mask, has a plan, it`s just like night and day. And we governors across the country are deeply grateful for the leadership of this administration.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was designed to say: No longer will Black Americans be cut out of economic life in this country. And it was necessary, and it was a moral evil. This bill flips that bill on its head, and it says to every…