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Kroger's Company attempted to retroactively remove the Heroes Pay to folks that actually put their lives under risk.

I am very concerned that I don't have to make any more phone calls going forward after 53 of my members have passed.

I want to recognize Mrs. Dingell for her leadership on these vital measures.

water is a basic human right, which is the bill that I introduced with my colleague, was included in the most recent bill passed by the House, the HEROES bill.

I support extension of the unemployment benefit for two reasons, two really important reasons.

I think that problem is being overblown, relative to the more central issue, and that is that people are afraid to go back if they don't believe they are going to be protected in the workplace.

I would hope that you wouldn't expect that other States who have opened up their economies... should be expected to help pick up our shortfall.

Why did it take you so long to change the policy, not only of putting COVID patients back in the nursing homes, but also reporting?

It shouldn't be disproportionate, based on which State you're in, which party your Governor is in.

why should the Federal Government be responsible for funding the actions of a State, which are specifically not delegated to the Federal Government?

What we know in this country is that the enemy is not one another, it's a virus, and the virus doesn't stop at State line and it doesn't stop at party line.

I want to be a help, certainly, but I think we have to do what the data says from other States as well.

We need flexibility. We need additional support from the Feds if we're going to continue saving lives and reengage our economy.

The more people that get tested, the more information we'll have as to how rampant COVID is and how we keep it from spreading.

COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on our State budgets, and we have about a $6.2 billion total loss in the current fiscal year and next.

We know that the economic crisis will outlast a lot longer than the health crisis.

I think what Michigan has experienced with COVID-19 is different than what other States have.

The overall Federal response on this front has been uneven. The uncertainty about the availability of supplies and the Federal Government's role in directing the allocation of these supplies has hindered our ability to coordinate our…