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David Cicilline
@davidcicilline· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

If we end forced arbitration, more companies will follow the law and everyone will benefit.

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David Cicilline
@davidcicilline· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

To be silenced after simply having the guts to come forward, that is unjust, that is un-American.

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David Cicilline
@davidcicilline· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

Small businesses are the lifeblood of America and we play an essential role in creating good jobs.

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David Cicilline
@davidcicilline· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

So while the dark money problem is a huge issue, in a number of States there are either major loopholes or no prohibition whatsoever.

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David Cicilline
@davidcicilline· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

We do not know the extent of it. But what we have to do is empower the Europeans to go after anti-money laundering regulations.

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Jack Reed
@jackreed· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

Madam President, I am pleased to join my colleague Senator Whitehouse in celebrating the tenure of Sister Jane Gerety as president of Salve Regina University. Sister Jane has served the Salve Regina University community since 1995. First…

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Jim Langevin
@jimlangevin· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

Madam Speaker, I rise in support of H.R. 1952, the Intercountry Adoption Information Act, and thank my colleague from Georgia, Representative Collins, for his partnership on this bipartisan effort. I would also like to thank Chairman Engel…

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Jim Langevin
@jimlangevin· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

We also need to include certification programs so that they can get the entry-level jobs in cybersecurity.

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Jim Langevin
@jimlangevin· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

Madam Speaker, I thank the gentlewoman for yielding. Madam Speaker, I rise in support of Stronger CAPTA, which includes provisions from the Safe Home Act, which is bipartisan legislation I introduced with Representative Don Bacon. These…

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Jim Langevin
@jimlangevin· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

I know my time has expired. But, you know, you are right on point.

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Sheldon Whitehouse
@sheldonwhitehouse· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

Mr. President, I am here today for the 243rd time to call on this Chamber to wake up to the reality of climate change. I thank my colleague Senator Cornyn for his recent statement acknowledging that the days of ignoring this are over. Now…

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Sheldon Whitehouse
@sheldonwhitehouse· Democratic · RI· May 20, 2019

Madam President, it is an honor and a true pleasure to join Rhode Island's senior Senator here on the floor today to honor the work of Salve Regina University's seventh president, Sister Jane Gerety. Like Senator Reed, I have enjoyed…

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David Cicilline
@davidcicilline· Democratic · RI· May 17, 2019

Madam Speaker, I want to take a moment to talk about what the Equality Act doesn't do. There has been a lot of misinformation about this bill floating around, and I want to ensure that my colleagues and the American people understand the…

Congressional Record · 2019-05-17
David Cicilline
@davidcicilline· Democratic · RI· May 17, 2019

Yes, I would be happy to engage my colleague from Utah. Mr. McADAMS. Mr. Speaker, I want to confirm and clarify in our debate today that H.R. 5 does not change our Nation's longstanding First Amendment right to free religious exercise…

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David Cicilline
@davidcicilline· Democratic · RI· May 17, 2019

Madam Speaker, I rise to support H.R. 5, the Equality Act. I have to stop for a second and take in this momentous occasion, for I have the honor of being on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, speaking in favor of a bill that I…

Congressional Record · 2019-05-17