This cannot be our new normal. We should be able to feel safe in our grocery stores. We should be able to feel safe in our schools, in our movie theaters, and in our communities.
Joe Neguse
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Joe D. Neguse is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Colorado's 2nd congressional district. A member of the Democratic Party, he has been in office since January 3, 2019. Neguse is known for his advocacy on issues such as climate change, healthcare, and education reform. He has also focused on promoting economic opportunities and addressing the needs of his constituents in Colorado.
Americans should be able to feel safe in their grocery stores, in their movie theaters, in their schools.
It’s clear that enough is enough, and that the Congress has to do something, I think we have gone far too long without taking meaningful action on gun violence.
I want to give kudos to the Attorney Generals and, in particular, my Attorney General from the State of Colorado for their efforts.
I happen to agree with the dissenting view that was issued back in last November of 2020, and I think the empirical evidence bears that out with a market that is highly concentrated and an American public that is paying higher prices for…
Thank you, Mr. Chair and Chair Nadler for holding this timely hearing to examine legislative proposals to help local journalism and small publishers compete in the digital marketplace.
I thank the chair for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise today for the more than 100,000 Americans who every year are impacted by gun violence, and I rise today to give voice to the overwhelming majority of the American people who support…
I would just say to my colleague: One, I want to welcome him to the United States Congress, and I thank him for his thoughtful recitation with respect to the amendment he offered. But I just want to assure him, for example, with respect to…
I wonder if my colleague might engage in just a brief colloquy so I understand the scope of the amendment. What is the most common way to assess geothermal or other mineral resources? I yield to the gentleman from Utah.
I will just simply say that these amendments are common sense. They have been vetted by the various stakeholders and constituents in the communities that support the respective amendments that have been proposed as part of this package…
With much respect to my colleague from Louisiana--and I enjoy working with him--I just want to assure him, because he spent a great deal of time in Colorado, that he is still going to be able to enjoy the wonderful outdoor recreation that…
With respect to domestic terrorism, I think there`s consensus in the Congress it`s a serious and lethal threat to our country and that we have to do more to stop it.
I represent Boulder and Fort Collins, Colorado. They are two of the fastest-growing, most innovative tech hubs in the country.
The breadth of experience and, shall we say, political ideological views of the Witnesses... all agreeing that we need to do something about interoperability
This is an area ripe for the Committee to immediately move on in a bipartisan fashion.
I want to say thank you to Chair Cicilline, in particular, for the comprehensive investigation that he helped this Committee lead last Congress.
Thank you to Chair Nadler for holding this important hearing as we move to the next phase of the Subcommittee's work examining the rise of market power online.
It's become a common theme that I've heard over the course of my time in Congress from stakeholders in Colorado, and to address those needs I'm introducing a bill today to authorize additional district court judgeships for the State of…
I represent Fort Collins in the United States Congress, and, like a lot of states represented by my colleagues, Colorado's population has skyrocketed.
There are moments that transcend party politics and that require us to put country above our party because the consequences of not doing so are just too great.
The evidence clearly was connecting on a visceral level. So, it doesn`t surprise me that some of those senators ultimately, even though they voted to acquit, would nonetheless can see that the President`s conduct was egregious.
In 1986, this body considered a bill to override President Reagan`s veto of legislation imposing sanctions on South Africa during apartheid.
It was fairly clear to us that any witnesses that you know, might have some probative evidence to share could very well end up tying at the impeachment in litigation for months, perhaps years.





