This sure feels like a pretty generous earmark, at least a windfall, and we just shouldn't be doing that at the expense of urban communities, in my opinion.
Jared Huffman: “This sure feels like a pretty generous earmark, at least a windfall, and we just shouldn't be doing that at the expense…”
Editor's note · Context
Huffman criticizes funding allocations favoring Alaska over urban areas.
Share
More from Jared Huffman
in the spirit of geothermal energy, we are sure hearing a lot of hot air from the other side with this fantastical narrative that Republicans, I guess, are now lowering costs and saving healthcare. The American people can decide whether…
When it comes to Trump, everything must be bigger, shinier, and all about him—including the White House. He's turning a place that belongs to the American people into his very own DC Mar-a-Lago on the taxpayers' dime.
Mr. Speaker, there we have it, and I am sure not for the last time in this conversation. The risk of terrible environmental harm by this huge corporate giveaway is nothing to worry about because we have NEPA. We have the Clean Water Act…
We need to reckon with our Christian privilege problem, our Bible-sized blind spot when it comes to just speaking without fear or favour about this movement that poses as Christian.





