Mr. Johnson had put his personal beliefs over the needs of service members, and that she was disappointed that the president had failed to do anything to change the speaker’s position.
Sara Jacobs
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Sara Jacobs is a U.S. Representative for California's 53rd congressional district, serving since January 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and national security. Jacobs has been an advocate for progressive policies and has worked to address the needs of her constituents in a diverse urban district. Her background includes experience in international development and public policy, which informs her legislative priorities.
Look, I think there’s a lot of misunderstanding on both sides of the aisle. I spend a lot of time educating my colleagues. A lot of people just are not familiar with this. But let’s be clear, what Nancy Mace is doing is not about…
I would just like to point out that I think it’s very interesting that my colleague from South Carolina is so obsessed with the issue of trans people, using horrible slurs about them, when many people in this body have received…
And let me be clear, I think everyone should have access to the gender-affirming care that they need, and I think that we should respect everybody in this country.
I think of it as taxing trust-fund kids to create a trust fund for all American kids.
Republicans can’t decide if they hate people who are getting support, who aren’t working more, or if they want mothers to stay home more.
The GOP budget bill cements and worsens income inequality and keeps people trapped in poverty or on the edges of poverty.
The whole Republican narrative is that we have a scarcity of resources. But it’s not actually true.
It’s too expensive to provide childcare that’s both high quality and affordable for families, while paying providers a living wage.
Mr. Speaker, I thank Congressman Magaziner for championing this issue and fighting to address the malnutrition of millions of children around the world. Every year, about 45 million young children worldwide suffer from severe malnutrition…





