He is dropping a lighted match on a tinderbox of extremism that can get real people hurt or even actually killed.

Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership as well on human rights worldwide. Mr. Speaker, I proudly rise to urge my colleagues to support H. Res. 760. I authored this bipartisan resolution co-led by my dear…

Mr. Speaker, make no mistake. We are united today around the Cuban people's fight for libertad and patria y vida. I ask all Members to embrace the unifying principles in this resolution which avoids the policy arguments and expresses our…

Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding. Libertad para Cuba. Patria y vida. (English translation of Spanish is as follows: Freedom for Cuba. Country and life.)

Except you are opposing the reduction policies on methane emissions in the Build Back Better Act.

You are not doing your job very well if you don't know that answer.

The Chamber is continuing and expanding its efforts to defeat the reconciliation bill and opposes efforts to link the infrastructure bill to the reconciliation bill.

Mr. Woods, you can say what you want about climate change, but words matter. Actions matter more.

That is just grossly irresponsible, and what you should be doing is working toward trying to find compromise.

I find that offensive being from ground zero in the state of Florida where climate change and its impact is not a someday thing. It is a right now thing.

It is clear that without the added protections of the ERA, we can't be certain that transphobic laws like this will be repealed by our court system.