Kyrsten Sinema

I think if we have information that is coming in the day before a major event, that has that level of specificity, that it could get a little more attention than, being handled either through an email or electronic format.

I appreciate your indulgence. I see I have gone over my time. I have a few extra questions that I will submit.

I would like to ask you to commit to working with us so we can better ensure those rules are achieving their objectives.

The quality of agency rules suffers.

Many of my constituents in Arizona share these concerns. They balance their checkbooks, and they make tough choices to keep food on the table and pay their bills.

Will you recognize our office and this Committee as a stakeholder and work with us accordingly?

We hope to provide more details about that site in the coming weeks.

My office is increasingly hearing from Arizona veterans asking for clarification on how to receive the COVID vaccine from the VA and when they will be able to receive it.

As we consider expansion, we have to acknowledge the challenges of access to broadband in these communities.

Frankly, people back home are sick and tired of politicians and bureaucrats who think they can play by a different set of rules.

No one, no matter how powerful they are or to which political party they belong, is above the law.

We shouldn't let a terrorist organization get away with building a dirty bomb or chemical weapon.

Cracking down on weapons proliferation is essential to our national security.

We must be tough and smart to combat these threats.

As residents of a border State, Arizonians are deeply concerned about the national security threats we face.

The machine did not register my no vote. Had I been present, I would have voted ``nay'' on rollcall No. 252. The Acting CHAIR. There being no further amendments under House Resolution 918, the Committee rises. Accordingly, the Committee…

The PASS Act, which I have introduced with support from both parties in Congress, would require Medicare to notify outlier prescribers...

I would like to thank Representatives Kyrsten Sinema and Trey Hollingsworth in this subcommittee for their efforts in drafting H.R. 1645, the Fostering Innovation Act.

Every Arizonan deserves financial peace of mind and we are going to get these bills signed into law.

We are working across the aisle to protect Arizonans from its identity theft and financial fraud.

More than most, Arizonans value their privacy and that is why we have been outraged by data breaches, like the one in Equifax.

We have to fight back to ensure they have the chance to build their futures.

We must find real bipartisan solutions that give Americans the opportunity to succeed.

Whether it is Equifax or the Office of Personnel Management, Americans deserve to have institutions--both public and private--that work in good faith to safeguard their data from those who would harm them.

Equifax jeopardized our privacy and made millions of Arizonans significantly more vulnerable to identity theft and financial fraud.