And I want to thank the panel and all your colleagues for your persistence and your perseverance with this project because it had a few ups and downs over the course of its life.
Ed Perlmutter
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Ed Perlmutter is a Democratic politician who served as a U.S. Representative for Colorado's 7th congressional district from 2007 until 2023. During his time in Congress, he focused on issues such as healthcare, renewable energy, and economic development. Perlmutter was known for his work on the House Financial Services Committee and his advocacy for small businesses and job creation in Colorado. He has been an active voice in promoting policies aimed at improving the lives of his constituents and addressing pressing national issues.
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November 28, 2022
I absolutely agree. I think we are up to 600, 700 pages of Ethics provisions... some things that are going to be needed, and there are going to be some things that... need to be cleaned up.
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For the purpose of debate only, I yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentlewoman from Minnesota (Mrs. Fischbach) pending which I yield myself such time as I may consume. During consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for…
This committee has heard reports of modern-day redlining, high and misleading fees, and unfair use of credit scores.
If there is anything that is built on trust, it is banking, and the banking sector lost a lot of trust in 2008.
Well, I'm smiling because we have this thing at the YMCA called the e-gym, where it sort of tracks you...
We had a Governor in Colorado, Dick Lamm, who was called Governor Gloom... everybody had a duty to die.
I think you're probably right that we would have independent, productive, you know, happy people.
I think will bring a lot of fruit to bear in terms of suggestions that we had and have about modernizing and improving the way this place functions...
The reversal of Roe v. Wade, but they basically say that, under the United States Constitution, there is no such thing as a right to privacy.
Well, and there's a tension, too, between the kind of privacy we might want from State, or Federal, local governments versus the kind of privacy we may want from private enterprise.
The timing of our discussion today is notable. In overturning Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court has substantially weakened the Constitutional right to privacy.
This is a wonderful place, and the opportunity to serve our communities, our neighbors, the Nation, you know, it is a fantastic honor.
I've spoken to Adam Smith and others about integrating some of the defense sums.
I don't see this as really a zero-sum game within NASA where we need to have our security parts of the budget to participate in this.
We had a fantastic trip and I tried to get everybody--Don can attest to this.
The constituents of the Seventh Congressional District are going to miss him desperately.
We must ensure that our financial system serves as a source of strength as we seek to address climate change.
So I don't know how many thousand cryptos are out there now, types of currencies, but is there some--is the Treasury, is--you know, we have Defense here, but is somebody looking to see if those cryptos have some sort of malware in them…
I just remind my friend from Wisconsin that 47 States, every territory, and the District of Columbia now allow for some level of marijuana use, and this Congress is going to have to catch up to what the States are doing. Mr. Speaker, I…





