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.
The American people are up against millions of dollars of self-interested advertising that’s not disclosed.
They should be called. They will be called. They’re going to show up to our committee in September.
You are and you ask for disclosure. Here’s the hypocrisy. No one is questioning the rights. If the Exxon executive CEO wants to stand up there and say, we are for pollution, we are for disinformation and we are lying to the American…
The problem has been that big fossil fuel industries have spent millions of dollars spreading climate disinformation.
They should be called. They will be called. They`re going to show up to our committee in September.
Pressure has to be put on all of the Democratic Party and the Republicans. Remember, they are still representing constituents to make the kind of changes that people want in voting laws.
Think about this, the President was using the Justice Department as his own lawyer to try to overturn the election. I mean, it is incredibly dangerous. It is a threat to our democracy. And the question is what are we going to do in the…
I want to thank all our panelists for their remarks, and I want to thank Ranking Member Norman and all my colleagues for participating in this important conversation.
The President's climate agenda will create jobs and bring prosperity to places across this country.
I don't want the generalities, sir. I don't want the platitudes. I want the specifics of what went wrong.
We had an insurrection. We don't need disruptions here. Can we allow the democratic process to continue, please?
President Reagan would probably roll over in his grave if he thought we would have that many ICBMs by then when his vision was to end the nuclear arms race.
I would like to understand why that option of extending it one more time is not a good option and why that hasn't been explored.
I must not be a very good businessperson, because I didn't make the billions. All the other people made the billions.
Your pugnacious style is not going to override the democratic process. Learn to respect it.
Secretary Miller, I have never been more offended on this committee by a witness statement than yours.





