The decision to take away women's fundamental rights, the decision to take away women's rights to choose and make decisions about their own healthcare has affected different districts across America differently.
Ro Khanna
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Ro Khanna is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 17th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, Khanna has focused on issues such as technology, economic justice, and transparency in government. He has been an advocate for progressive policies, including tax reform aimed at wealth inequality and increased accountability for corporations.
Most Americans understand what's going on. They understand that this was an ideological political decision, and they disapprove, and the Supreme Court is losing the respect of the American people at large.
I have been working on it with Chair Maloney. We have a hearing tomorrow to go over a lot of the misinformation that Big Oil has engaged in since the 1970s.
We must maintain robust domestic energy policies to allow ourselves and our allies to be energy independent.
Thank you, Madam Chair. And thank you to Chair Porter and Chair Grijalva for your leadership on this important issue.
President Biden is actually delivering, CHIPS Act $52 billion to get semiconductor manufacturing in the United States, two new plants coming in Ohio, that the president is going to be there for the groundbreaking.
Chris, the president has had so many wins that even Democrats on the Hill are optimistic. And genetically, Democrats are always anxious and paranoid, but you have text chains members who are saying, look, I think we have a real shot to…
I don`t, because a lot of the people who take out student loans are the first generation -- in their family, first generation to go to college. A lot of them are from working class families.
Is it the whole idea that we want to make the country better, that we want people not to have the same burdens and no other nation in the world do you have to go into $30,000, $40,000, $50,000 of debt to get a college education.
Donald Trump’s whole campaign was we’ve offshored our jobs, we need new factories. There were no new factories, no new industry with Donald Trump, the trade deficit actually increased.
if you have a significant number on climate, it can`t be window dressing. But if it`s north of 300 billion people on the house will say, yes, the environmental groups will say yes.
the president deserves credit for this with this strategic petroleum reserve that he released, with the fact that we have gone after big oil and the hearings that we`re having on the climate agenda that we`re passing.
I had to take out like I said, $100,000 of loans for three years. So $10,000 is just not enough.
the House of Representatives, who care about environmental justice, should do whatever we can to oppose that kind of a deal going through the House?
Our committee--one of the first things we did is had Greta Thunberg in, and we've been leading on getting rid of the fossil fuel subsidies on this committee.
I mean, these are huge disparities based on where--what ZIP code you're living in in the 21st century in America.
Representative Tlaib has been a leader, as has Chair Grijalva, on this Environmental Justice for All Act.
This applies to trade school, applies to vocational school, and let`s double down on investing in people who don`t go to college.
I mean, it is outrageous that it is basically misleading, not submit complaints to the appropriate agency, but almost deceiving them.
We have to hold corporations accountable for pollution, we have to look at the impacts on vulnerable communities in my district, and has just been relentless.





