Jimmy Panetta

This bipartisan bill would remove the military's basic allowance for housing from income calculations used to determine SNAP eligibility.

I believe this bill is bigger than just sequoias. Rather, it provides the framework for forest management bills that should come down the road.

I am passionate about conserving our trees, as I know many of you are, and particularly when it comes to national treasures like our giant sequoias.

This ancient technique may be the solution to solving one of our most modern problems.

We need to provide a full permanent fix to the misguided 2015 Cottonwood decision that has significantly hampered responsible forest management in many of our western states.

Representative Wasserman Schultz and I were in the Middle East on October 7 of this year. We were part of a congressional delegation trip led by Senator Joni Ernst, and we went there to talk about peace. Unfortunately, due to the…

We have lost the art of legislating.

There just isn't the political will to get our fiscal house in order.

I am committed to working across the aisle to put our country on the path of fiscal responsibility.

a key component of an effective Independent Dispute Resolution process is timely payment by the losing side.

the number-one thing that I hear about is access to care.

we need the Federal Government to do an excellent job when it comes to implementing that legislation.

the number-one thing I hear about from them is payment issues.

the intent of the No Surprises Act was to address a practice of balance billing.

I unfortunately was unable to be present for the votes today due to commitments in my Congressional District. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 238, ``yea'' on rollcall No. 239, and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 240…

I recognize Ann Berry, who, for the past 44 years, affected the lives of students, teachers, and families in the Carmel Unified School District. This month, Ms. Berry is retiring as Carmel High School's attendance secretary, where she…

I urge the committee to reconsider this language for this year's NDAA and work towards a viable solution that aims to improve recruitment and retention for our Armed Forces.

I want to emphasize my strong desire to see my legislation, the Patriot Retention Act, included in this year's NDAA.

I urge our committee to continue the necessary work of reforming our Military Health System.

Unfortunately, the longer we wait to make adjustments, the more painful those adjustments will be to our workers and to our retirees.

Social Security is critical to my constituents in the 19th Congressional District.

For the past few decades, I think it is clear that we have become dependent on China, unfortunately.

America's commitment and leadership is absolutely necessary for that, quote/unquote, 'win.'

I think even though there is a lot of talk about doom and gloom, I do believe that we have to give some acknowledgment to how resilient our economies are at this point.

CSF would like to thank Reps. Moore and Panetta for their commitment to sportsmen and women.