Given what we have heard today, I am amazed that we are even having the discussion about doing business with China.
Gary Palmer
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Gary James Palmer is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Alabama's 6th congressional district since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Palmer has focused on issues such as energy independence and national security during his tenure in Congress. He has been vocal about the need to reduce dependence on foreign nations, particularly China, for critical resources. Palmer's legislative efforts often reflect his commitment to conservative principles and the interests of his constituents in Alabama.
I go back to my opening comment about why we are even having a discussion about allowing China to play in our freight space.
In California right now, there is a lawsuit that has been filed by minority group against the California Air Resources Board, because of the harm that it is doing to low income people. Since the effective date of California's greenhouse…
I want to get back to the harbor issues and some of the issues that we have had over the years with the need to deepen harbors.
if you are going to spend money on infrastructure projects, whether it is a harbor or, you know, an interstate highway, build what you need 25 years from now, not what you need now.
Part of what brought this to mind was that Panama was able to take only 7 years from conception to completion on the Panama Canal expansion, while it would take the United States twice as long, sometimes three times as long to do projects.
I think there is the safer, affordable fuel-efficient vehicles rule that is going to retain the 2020 model year standards, and they are estimating that that could save $500 billion in societal costs and save almost 13,000 lives.
Some of my colleagues are rightly concerned over climate change, and I share some of their concerns in that respect, that whatever we are investing in, we need to take that into account.
The Opportunity Zone, which really is a Jack Kemp, I believe, idea, something he promoted decades ago, has now finally come to fruition.
I think a later report said we would average saving over 4,200 lives a year if just 90 percent of occupants wore seatbelts.
It seems to me it makes sense to look at a way to consolidate these agencies and not have to spend as much money and get more bang for the buck.
I am concerned as the father of two girls and one son. My first daughter, I bought her what I called a rolling airbag because of concerns for vehicle safety.
My amendment is simple and straightforward. It would require that the committee include in its reports the cost of its recommendations on local economies.
my concern is what is going to happen is we are going to sit here and we are going to make these recommendations
I was mayor of Phoenix, Arizona. So we had to run Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, one of the largest airports in America.
I think they need to be outside the building, as well as inside the building. Because just having them outside the building is a visible deterrent.
I am a proponent of canine units, which--just the visible presence of a canine unit is a deterrent.
I think that should be one of your main points in arguing for an increase in the passenger facility charge.
What they have done is they have created regulations, and they say that it is black box technology.
The Texas Attorney General recently indicted four people as part of a vote fraud ring funded by the Texas Democratic Party. Under the new automatic registration scheme in California, they admitted to registering 25,000 ineligible voters…
This is an issue that has been brought up in other committees that I have served on.
If this unanimous consent request, which would prevent the killing of a living child, cannot be entertained, I wonder what might be. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman has not been recognized for debate. ____________________
Maybe in 2029 they will implement their 2030 plan? It is kind of like what we do on our 10-year budget.





