I introduced Ally's Act, which is a bipartisan bill to ensure access to these critical hearing devices.
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.
This bill would establish a matching grant program for power companies to reduce the risk of disaster-caused outages.
the wrong weapon in the wrong hands is something that we should all be deeply concerned about.
Several years ago, as you might be aware, a young man named Elijah McClain died in Colorado...
it's not acceptable for law enforcement to administer--EMS personnel to be administering ketamine to subdue a person under arrest outside of a hospital setting.
Well, it`s good to be with you, Chris. And I`m proud to represent Colorado in the Congress, although I am a fan of Florida.
we need more leaders of good faith, folks like Liz Cheney and others, to stand up and speak up for the truth regardless of the political consequences that they clearly will face from their own party.
the more that those conspiracy theories metastasize, the more dangerous the consequences could be for our republic.
the insurrection on January 6th was one of the darkest days for our democracy, and that it makes sense to pull together a bipartisan commission to look into the events of January 6th further and make recommendations to the broader Congress…
These bills seek to reimagine the conservation corps of the 1930's, a bold proposal that will put hundreds of thousands of Americans back to work.
I strongly support the creation of a reimagined 21st Century Civilian Climate Corps.
I certainly agree. I mean, I -- c there were blaring warning signals years ago as President Trump was candidate Trump for potential for him to undermine the rule of law in our country.
I mean, Lawrence, perhaps most insidious, you know, part of this entire charade is the fact that you have folks like the minority leader who, you know, know what they`re saying today just simply doesn`t comport with the facts.
Ultimately, we need a healthy -- we need healthy parties in the United States, healthy political parties in order for our republic to function in the way that the framers and the founders intended.
I rise with my colleagues from the State of Colorado to honor the 10 precious lives lost at the King Soopers grocery store in my congressional district in Boulder, Colorado, on March 22nd. There are no words to express how the Boulder…
The state's infrastructure received a C- on its infrastructure report card, illustrating the dire need for these investments that we are talking about today.
In my district and across the United States, our infrastructure is no longer able to meet the needs of the population and is in desperate need of repair and investments.
The State's infrastructure received a C-minus on its Infrastructure Report Card, illustrating the dire need for these investments that we are talking about today.
In Colorado, there are more than 450 bridges and 3,600 miles of roadway that are currently in poor condition.
I represent a vast and diverse district, Colorado's Second, from Boulder and Fort Collins along the Front Range of Colorado up through the mountains.
In Colorado there are more than 450 bridges, and 3,600 miles of roadway that are currently in poor condition.
As many of us have seen in our districts, natural disasters are continuing to increase in number and severity, as a result of climate change.
But at the end of the day, it`s going to take the United States Congress mustering the necessary political will to enact these common sense gun violence reform measures that the American public so broadly supports.





