Last week, I introduced a bipartisan resolution denouncing this heinous anti-Semitic terror attack in my community. H. Res. 476, a resolution that makes clear that we stand with the Jewish people, the Jewish community, and which explicitly calls for us to do more to address the scourge of anti-Semitism. Mr. Speaker, that resolution is broadly supported by the members of Colorado's congressional delegation. Colorado has eight Federal lawmakers here in Washington. Six of the eight joined that resolution. I thank Republican Representatives Jeff Crank and Jeff Hurd for doing the right thing and joining that resolution so that we could speak in one voice in denouncing this attack.
Joe Neguse: “Last week, I introduced a bipartisan resolution denouncing this heinous anti-Semitic terror attack in my community. H.…”
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Addressing a bipartisan resolution denouncing an anti-Semitic terror attack in Boulder, Colorado.
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