Anna Eshoo
The Public Record
Anna A. Eshoo is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 16th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been an advocate for various issues including healthcare, technology, and environmental protection. Eshoo has played a significant role in shaping policies related to telecommunications and has been involved in efforts to improve access to healthcare for her constituents.
You did a great job, and I think that you answered--with your answers you were highly instructive to all of the members of the committee.
This is, as you said and have said many times, this is a devastating disease, and I don't think this can be treated as 17 months of a little additional hope.
I introduced the Community Broadband Act, which simply prohibits State laws that ban or restrict community broadband.
The Republican majority's actions are inconsistent with their calls for bipartisan collaboration.
I support the legislation we are considering today to permanently authorize the THC GME program and fund new training sites to increase resident physician spots.
universal high-speed internet is necessary for our country's competitiveness in the 21st century.
In 1997 this subcommittee held a joint hearing with the Senate Labor Committee to review our Nation's system for organ transplant.
As you begin drafting this legislation, I urge you to address the impact of aviation noise on communities near airports.
I support strengthening consumer protections and holding airlines accountable for mass flight cancellations.
I support a robust FAA Reauthorization bill that will benefit the Hollywood Burbank Airport.
I support a mandatory nighttime curfew for Hollywood Burbank Airport so that Burbank and Los Angeles residents can sleep peacefully.
The next reauthorization must not repeat the failures of the 2018 law and should address its deficiencies.
I have introduced a bill to increase the Passenger Facility Charge to align with inflation.
I continue to ask Congress to authorize the FAA to lead community roundtables to address noise issues.
I urge the Committee to include language in FAA reauthorization that mirrors what was in a previous bill.
The FAA relies on the 65 decibel day-night average metric (DNL) to measure noise impacts.
This morning, a Federal judge in Texas struck down major portions of the ACA's requirement that health insurers cover preventative services with no cost sharing for patients.
A source of pride of this subcommittee is our history of bipartisan work to advance user fee agreements.
Premiums under the Affordable Care Act are at an all-time low, and enrollment is at an all-time high.
You know, this debate about how much money--and it is a worthy debate, it is a very important one--I would link the dollars to keep building on the progress that the United States of America continues to make.
Yes. So in other words, let's be for fraud and abuse because it is my plan. Hell of a line.





