Katie Porter

This is not -- abortion is not about whether p -- is that -- it`s not -- it`s not in contrast to motherhood. It`s not about people never becoming mothers. It`s about deciding when to start a family.

I think they reinforce for people just how big of a responsibility it is to take care of our family.

I think my sense of frustration, my sense of rage, my sense of disappointment my anger as a citizen of this country that I feel like my own ability to control my health care is being taken away from me.

It is time to act today to reform the mineral law so that we set ourselves up on a good path.

I think what we see from that is, when we have competing permits on public land...

We are trying to solve yesterday's problem tomorrow. This was a problem that has been a long time in coming.

We`re definitely going to see people being essentially healthcare refugees in the United States of America.

I`m going to vote like crazy to make sure I`m electing people up and down the ballot from school board to the Senate who are going to protect and support the freedom of every American to make this decision for themselves.

Every American should care about this, whether you`ve long since been a parent, or you never want to be a parent, because this is going to shape people`s economic opportunities.

Absolutely, I think that men and women should be outraged at the court`s potential decision.

This decision would increase child poverty. It would increase the strain on the social safety net. And it would make it more difficult for these lower income women to be able to pursue their education, to be able to get promoted at work…

Every child in this country should be wanted and every person should have a fundamental liberty to make a decision.

This ought to be a decision left to every American to make for themselves. Not a decision that is limiting, that is restrictive -- a freedom that is taken away by the Supreme Court.

Congress can protect the rights of every American here to decide when and how to start a family.

This is a terrible setback for all Americans. It is an assault on our freedom including our economic freedom.

Those same experts are now telling us that two of the biggest drivers of risk from wildlife-borne diseases are climate change and the frequency of interactions between wildlife and people.

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We've unfortunately all learned that late detection can cost lives.

Taxpayers deserve to know that their money is being spent effectively.

We are here today to discuss a topic with consequences we all know too well: the threat of wildlife-borne diseases becoming pandemics.

If we want to control outbreaks of wildlife-borne disease, we have to be able to see them.

I think that`s my job, is to hold power to account. It`s to say, on behalf of the American people this doesn`t cut it.

Congress provides far less funding for the Department of the Interior to monitor diseases in wildlife than it does for the Department of Agriculture to monitor diseases in domesticated animals.