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Kat Cammack
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Kat Cammack is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Florida's 3rd congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, she has been in office since January 3, 2021. Cammack has focused on issues such as healthcare, agriculture, and veterans' affairs during her tenure. She is known for her outspoken views and has made headlines for her comments on various legislative matters.
I think it is fair to say that many across this country feel that this place is broken.
You hold the record as Secretary of Homeland Security for the most encounters and subsequent releases into the United States in history.
I think as a fundamental right to go out and vote, we need to really ensure that peoples' ballots are being counted as they intend them to be counted when they are cast.
However, close coordination between Federal, State, local, Tribal, and territorial partners is necessary for a successful recovery process.
I heard from many of my constituents that navigating on-line registrations, scheduling systems for vaccine appointments have proven to be a major barrier for many of our seniors in our community.
The disaster recovery process is best described by the National Disaster Recovery Framework as 'a sequence of interdependent and often concurrent activities that progressively advance a community toward its planned recovery outcomes.'
If we adopt my motion to recommit, I will instruct the Committee on Agriculture to add my amendment that would prohibit the EPA from regulating or taxing emission from livestock. Mr. Speaker, I ask all of my colleagues to support the…
Government is the answer to every single one of our problems. Expansion and meddling by government does not often help problems; it expands them.
This bill is in name only and will do nothing to lower the cost of food or fuel but rather increase them.
I alluded to my concerns in my opening statement about this administration's prioritization of illegals at the border over American citizens, particularly as we are facing record inflation.
It is important that through EMI and FEMA's other educational facilities, that we ensure resources and training remain accessible to communities across the country, including rural communities.
I was pleased to see the increase to the Nonprofit Security Grant Program to $360 million in the fiscal year 2023 budget request.
As Representatives from Florida, I know that the Chairwoman and I can both agree that our State has certainly seen its fair share of natural disasters.
I was pleased to learn of FEMA's recently released Building Codes Strategy, which seeks to organize and prioritize FEMA activities to advance the adoption and enforcement of hazard-resistant building codes and standards for FEMA programs.
Thank you, Chairwoman Demings, for holding this important hearing, and thank you to Administrator Criswell for appearing before us today.
I was very pleased to see an increase of $10 million in the fiscal year 2023 request from the fiscal year 2022 enacted levels for both the Assistance to Firefighters grant program and the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response…
I think Florida has gotten it right from many years of doing it wrong. And this should not be a Republican-versus-Democrat issue; this is an American issue.
I'm looking forward to discussing the ways in which we can work together to build a more resilient Nation.
I am very much looking forward to discussing the ways in which we can work together to build a more resilient Nation.
I echo the views of my district's livestock producers, as well as the views of those on this Committee that believe in equal opportunity, not equal outcome.
I heard many years ago that anger without action is nothing more than political theater.
This Administration has dismissed the most basic principles of economics and instead has chosen to demonize our nation's packers, which in my opinion is a low, lazy, and simple narrative.
Many of the mandates that have been proposed, the attacks on packers of all sizes, and an all-out war on the livestock industry, our producers from this Administration that has chosen to wage war in the name of unfounded, unproven…
The Florida cattlemen are adamantly opposed to a cattle market mandate, and when I hear from folks back home, they typically express their concerns about government intervention and overreach that jeopardizes their own futures.





