Every single politician needs to be talking to the abortion clinic that`s nearest them, if not the one -- like if they don`t have one in their district or in their state even, they need to be talking to people to say, what is happening?
Katie Hill
The Public Record
American politician (born 1987)
I mean, I think what it really shows you is that the Republican Party, the way that it is, is it’s a -- it’s a lost cause in California, and it’s a lost cause in moderate areas. So when you have candidates that truly embrace this Trump…
Having those two on there would be like having one of Bin Laden`s lieutenant serve on the commission investigating 9/11.
I have focused so much time and energy on getting an amendment into the recently passed Violence Against Women Act, which the amendment would make it a federal law for revenge porn to be illegal, which seems like it should be obvious.
Gaetz could probably get indicted and run for election and re-election and still win.
He should resign immediately. The ethics violation -- the ethics committee should be opening an investigation immediately.
I think being in Congress at a time when the Senate was held by Republicans and the White House was held by not only a Republican, but by Donald Trump, in particular, you know, you realize it's forcing your pace every single day how the…
But I think it is a perfect example of when, you know, we hold women to this kind of heightened standard of what we want to see this, this sort of you have to be perfect if you're going to be a female politician.
I'm leaving, but we have men who have been credibly accused of intentional acts of sexual violence and remain in boardrooms on the Supreme Court in this very body, and worst of all, in the Oval Office.
We're deeply alarmed by the nine deaths, including one reported last night, that are linked to this disease.
We implore you to reverse this decision so that countless children and their families can continue to apply for deferred action. For some children this is a matter of life and death.
We need to be looking at this not only as a humanitarian issue, but as a matter of life or death
I guess what it boils down to is that if Chemours doesn't have the money to pay the victims for all their injuries and to clean up all the contamination, then what happens?
The country, our groundwater, and our people have been poisoned by chemicals made, used, and improperly disposed of by the companies in this room.
I appreciate my colleague's commitment to science. And I would urge us to ensure that those who are funding the science are indeed objective.
The question is who is going to pay for the injuries and the cleanup. These companies or the taxpayers?
I would urge us to ensure that those who are funding the science are indeed objective.
Do you believe that the refusal to--the change in kind of administrative policy around climate change has affected your ability to combat wildfires resulting from climate change and the planning for the coming years?
And I think with five years of drought, 100 years of fire suppression, we have conditions out of landscape now that is helping to contribute to these catastrophic wildfires we are experiencing here today.
The bottom line is that climate change is getting worse every day and is expected to continue to increase the frequency and intensity of wildfires.
Do we want our children and grandchildren to continue to suffer and have worse conditions than us?





