Eleanor Holmes Norton: “What did we learn from Hurricane Katrina, as well as from other disasters in the United States and around the world?”

Making it permanent would add another $4 trillion, with a 'T, to the deficit, leading us on the path to more debt.

In my long career representing D.C. residents in Congress, I have rarely seen a bill as unreasonable and patronizing to the more than 700,000 people who live in the nation’s capital as this one.

I strongly opposed the Supreme Court's decision in Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency. I urge this committee to take up legislation to overturn the Sackett decision and restore Clean Water Act protections for the Nation's rivers…

The former President wants to make his 2017 massive tax giveaway for the wealthiest Americans and largest corporations permanent.