
Richard Nixon signed the U.S. Clean Air Act, and Ronald Reagan, Governor Ronald Reagan signed the California Clean Air Act.
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Richard Nixon signed the U.S. Clean Air Act, and Ronald Reagan, Governor Ronald Reagan signed the California Clean Air Act.

That does not make me antisemitic. That makes me a believer in democracy...

I condemn antisemitism, and all forms of hate, whether it be in the classroom, in the workplace, or anywhere else.

Just briefly, there are elected officials on CARB. There always has been. It is required by the California Clean Air Act.

I condemn antisemitism and all forms of hate--whether it be in the classroom, in the workplace, or anywhere else.

you could have spent money on compliance, or you could have spent money on lobbyists and lawyers.

Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this important hearing today, and thank you for inviting Mr. Dillon Olvera...

We are weighing the last air quality increment over affordability.

Do you believe, Ms. Arias, that diet is a key health factor for working families, low-income families, all families, color; I don't care.

If we had due process, we could take into account the dietary needs of American families and balance them against the air quality needs of American families.

We are giving up enormous food resources out of America because of these onerous, idiotic regulatory programs.

Our healthcare system and social service programs were not designed with all people in mind. For decades, people with disabilities have been overlooked and ignored. They have faced barriers to receiving healthcare such as discrimination…

we cannot afford to cave in to CCP demands that private creditors should be ignored in debt restructuring negotiations.

So, to replace 65 percent of the locomotives by 2030, no way, right?

that is why we passed the Taiwan Non-Discrimination Act, and we are hoping that you will work with us and fully support Taiwan's membership in the IMF.

the contributions of immigrants, is critical to the economy, and critical to the growth of the United States.

I'm pleased to have this opportunity to talk to you about a subject that I've been familiar with for a long, long time, and I'm speaking specifically to the dynamic of immigration, and its impact on our economy.

for those concerned, those who spread the false rhetoric that immigrants are taking American jobs, or they're a downward force on wages, that has proven to be false.