Katie Hill

Not sending Federal funds to worthless programs seems like a pretty commonsense idea.

Only 25.6 percent of for-profit students at four-year colleges graduate within six years, 25.6. However, that number is 60 percent for all other schools.

The millions and millions of dollars to corporate executives I take some issue with.

Gilead also makes a lifesaving drug that it has kept a U.S. monopoly on.

What Gilead chooses to do with its profits really does matter to all of us.

We have heard about people who are not accessing this drug because they cannot afford it.

So, as you heard from the title of the article I submitted, Gilead is notorious for not even paying its fair share in taxes that go toward HIV treatment.

Most STEM faculty manage that imbalance carefully and respectfully but abuse also happens with little recourse for students.

I'm really proud of the number of women who are entering--young women who want to enter STEM--the STEM field.

In large part that is because of the increasing pressure we have seen from other attempts to undermine the ACA that the costs have gone up and co-pays have gone up exponentially.

I am concerned about what the courts are going to do, so I honestly want to know what is going to happen if the ACA is overturned.

These programs are, of course, critical to our national space exploration program, and engineers, technicians, and software programmers in my district help contribute to the space program and our return to the Moon and beyond.

It appears that the financial condition of the Postal Service has deteriorated for three reasons. Decline in first-class mail, increase in expenses, and the pre-funding requirement.

If we have to decide to impeach, even if that's a political danger, even if it means that I'm going to be ousted from my seat that I just took, then if it's the right thing to do, we have to do it.

I don't think that we can live with ourselves to not have exhausted every possible opportunity to do this in the light.

I think that that's actually a very dangerous message for us to be sending.

Whether you want to call it criminal obstruction, it doesn't matter to me. You are clearly trying to obstruct the American people knowing what's going on.

I think that this is some of the most alarming behavior that we're seeing is what's happening right now with the refusal to cooperate in any way.

I mean this is clearly their strategy is to run out the clock. And what we have to do is we have to use every tool in our toolbox to make sure that that's not the feasible option.

I come from a district that's very split between Democrats and Republicans, and one thing that I have learned recently is that Democrats and Republicans didn't seem to be so far apart as they were previously.

I feel obligated to be the voice of the next generation who is standing here saying nothing was done or not enough was done.

It's only in combination with the deportation policies and anti-immigrant rhetoric of this administration that we are so concerned about it suppressing participation.

We are an independent branch of government, and it is time we start acting like it.

You don't have whistleblowers who are doing this to cause drama. They're doing this because they fear for what our President is doing that jeopardizes American lives and jeopardizes our alliances and jeopardizes our position and our…

We were never going to rest our entire case on Michael Cohen's testimony. We were never going to. But what we do have is the evidence that he brought in with him.