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When we forget why we have to get out and vote, these children's lives are taken, but we're not going to let that happen.

I just know that I have to go back to continue to learn and work, even when our politicians won't.
The RV exemption that was written by HUD in the 1980s is outdated and in desperate need of update.
It is imperative that HUD updates its lead-based paint policies, particularly in housing with young children.
You did as you said. You supported HUD's continued relocation efforts for those 300 families.
This is about jobs in my district. And we have seen the price increases in the last year.
A trailer manufacturer has had to raise prices 25 to 30 percent. He told me on the phone, 'I am livid. We are getting destroyed.'
Again, the tariffs start tomorrow, but they have already been felt in these industries.
What they and other manufacturers in my district have been telling me over the last year is that, while tariffs take effect tomorrow, the mere threat of tariffs has been felt already.
I can only imagine how Americans would feel if we were under a similar situation, where our most populous cities were under a threat of--a continuous threat, as are the Israelis.
Yes. And many people with substance abuse disorder also struggle with mental illness or have comorbid conditions such as diabetes or hypertension.
So, look, there is a balance here and Dr. Martz makes some great points.
There are legitimately large numbers of people trying to get legal prescriptions or legal narcotics through coming to the emergency room.
I think Congressman Griffith was talking about that.
There is an incredible amount of anxiety in my district over the threat of retaliation.
I want you to do as best as you can for our Nation and for my district, and that is my concern.
It will come as no surprise to you I want to talk about 232.
This bill is just a common sense, bipartisan bill that provides greater flexibility in the way our veterans can use GI Bill benefits.