Kevin Kiley
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Kevin Patrick Kiley is a Republican member of the California State Assembly, representing the 6th district since November 8, 2016. He has been an advocate for education reform and fiscal responsibility, focusing on policies that aim to improve the state's educational system and manage its budget effectively. Kiley has been vocal about the need for accountability in government and has criticized various legislative actions that he believes do not serve the interests of Californians.
So, here is a quote from perhaps the individual who did the most damage during COVID of anyone in the country, if not the world, and that is the Governor of California, Gavin Newsom, who recently said on Meet the Press, I think we would…
Passing the PRESS Act is also important because of the changing nature of what it means to be a journalist today.
No single piece of legislation is as strongly correlated with these efforts as the bipartisan Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying, or PRESS Act.
I think this has been a really helpful hearing. Maybe the most important one we have had so far this Congress.
When you shift that paradigm to where the benefits follow the worker as opposed to being attached to a particular employer, you empower them in a further way.
The Department of Labor in this administration seems intent on moving us backward and trying to force millions of American workers against their will.
For me, one of the most jarring moments of that hearing was when President Claudine Gay of Harvard, now rightfully former President, refused to answer time and time again whether she could assure the parents of a Jewish student, or a…
This Department needs a course correction. That starts with replacing the unconfirmed record-breaking Acting Secretary Julie Su.
This Department of Labor has truly become an anti-worker organization in the current administration, and especially since Acting Secretary Su took over.
I am just asking about the classic arrangement of a real estate agent who is sponsored by a brokerage.
The President has asked for increased funding for the Wage and Hour Division.
I will be introducing a resolution of disapproval under the congressional Review Act to nullify this harmful rule and stop the Department of Labor from this nationwide attack on the American workforce.
This has created an embarrassment to your department and a crisis of legitimacy with respect to every rule and regulation it churns out.
However, Ms. Looman, one glaring constitutional anomaly at your Department, the Department of Labor, must first be addressed.
Upon taking the oath of office, President Biden pledged his administration to the highest standards of transparency. We plan to hold him to his word.
The silence of Harvard's leadership has allowed Harvard to appear at best neutral toward acts of terror against the Jewish State of Israel.
I would strongly urge the administration to withdraw this rule, to certainly withdraw the nomination of now the longest serving Acting Secretary in U.S. History, Julie Su.
I think the testimony we have heard today has thoroughly debunked that argument when you weigh the costs versus the benefits.
Bidenomics has been a failure for the economy, and it has been a failure for workers.





