This just makes sense and allows us, in fact, to provide better for those who visit our cemeteries and to the families.
Elizabeth Esty
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Elizabeth Esty is a former Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Connecticut's 5th congressional district from 2013 to 2019. During her time in Congress, she focused on issues such as gun control, women's rights, and healthcare. Esty served on several committees, including the Committee on Armed Services and the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology. She was known for her advocacy for victims of domestic violence and worked on legislation to improve safety measures in schools and communities.
It is a multigenerational commitment. Our national cemeteries and our State cemeteries are truly an important part of this country's heritage.
I support all of them and look forward to any suggestions that the witnesses or fellow Members of the Committee have for how these bills might be improved.
I really would like to drill down a little bit on this question about how we make these technologies accessible to the people who don't have means.
We have to be looking at systems, and I think talking about these systems, not as a Silicon Valley 'fun to have,' but as a 'need to have.'
We need to figure out how to be responsible. And it is going to be a long transition.
I think one of the important things is to deal with some of these issues about equity.
Taxpayers and all of us are way more concerned about value than cost at the end of the day.
Can I get your commitment to continue to work with them and every other group that is responsible for successful implementation to ensure that we are all working together?
What do you think is going to be the effect on processing notices of disagreement and appeals in the future if we don't get to a significantly higher percentage than 13 percent?
I urge my colleagues to support this amendment. I thank my colleague, the gentleman from West Virginia; and I want to thank the 409 Members who joined in urging support for this program which has proven to be one of the most effective in…
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I want to thank the gentlewoman for her support and the support of the committee as well as the Rules Committee in moving forward this important amendment. Mr. Chair, I urge my colleagues to support the amendment, and I yield back the…
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You can have the best rules on the book, but if they are not implemented well... nothing is going to matter.
We appreciate you being here, and would urge you to continue to... if it is really complying with what needs to happen.
So again, I would urge you in the strongest possible terms to identify for us what we can do to move this forward.
You understand the high level of frustration here. And that is concern. I mean it is not frustration about our prerogatives being disrespected. This is about the people we represent.
How can I go to my constituents and say, 'We are from the Government, trust us'? We can't do that, responsibly.
So we are facing a really serious question here of how we do our duty in oversight and in resourcing your agency to protect the American people.
This Committee is doing a disservice to the American people by not having the EPA Administrator testify to explain his anti-science agenda.
It is our job to monitor Agency activities and to make sure they are consistent with congressional intent.
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