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Kathy Castor is a U.S. Representative for Florida's 14th congressional district, having served since January 4, 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been an advocate for various issues, including healthcare, education, and environmental protection. Throughout her tenure, Castor has worked on initiatives aimed at improving access to healthcare and addressing climate change. She has also focused on education reform and supporting local communities in Florida.
I rushed down to the floor because I just read a headline that said that the Republicans are not headed to negotiations today. In fact, all of the Republicans have quit here on a Thursday morning and have left town. Meanwhile, back home in…
I thank the ranking member for yielding the time and for his steadfastness in standing up for the public health of all Americans. Mr. Speaker, I rise in opposition to the Republican's bill, S.J. Res. 11. What my Republican colleagues are…
I share your optimism. I believe in America and American workers, and we can do this.
There is a good-news story emerging across America as a result of the landmark Inflation Reduction Act, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and the CHIPS and Science Act.
I believe in America and American workers. I know we can outcompete any nation in the world.
The Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law are really helping us to ramp up U.S. production of critical minerals, essential materials.
Boosting America's competitiveness should not be a partisan issue, and outside of the Congress, it is not.
Since the enactment of the Inflation Reduction Act, we have seen the creation of about 142,000 jobs, over $240 billion in new investment in American communities across 31 States.
No patient should have to hear the words, 'We do not have medicine to treat you.'
These drug shortages are becoming more prevalent due to a warped marketplace.
If we have learned anything from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is that we must dedicate sufficient resources to prepare for the public health threats that we know of, while also working to prepare for the new and emerging threats.
Because I understand across the data-reporting enterprise from local communities, States, hospitals, it is just so outdated.
Antimicrobial resistance is a problem for patients, for healthcare professionals, and researchers across the healthcare system.
the bipartisan PASTEUR Act that Representatives Ferguson and Peters just reintroduced yesterday would set up exactly that kind of subscription model
we need a way that will allow us to pay for the value that they provide to society rather than just paying per use.
I strongly support this committee moving forward expeditiously with a comprehensive data privacy law that protects the personal privacy of all Americans.
We are not going to allow them to raise costs on Americans families by repealing the Inflation Reduction Act so that fossil fuel companies can continue to pollute and wreak havoc.
It is downright un-American. I think we need to stick on the patriotic course and keep the Inflation Reduction Act working for American families and businesses.
Well, thank you. And thank you again to our witnesses for your outstanding testimony.
Thank you to our expert witnesses for being with us today to share your insight on the excesses of the data broker industry.
We could set guardrails, Mr. Sherman, on--in addition to time limits on privacy settings.
Data broker profiteering is excessive, and it is this shameful collection, monetization, and selling of data on our kids that gets me so animated.
The U.S. now--we have fallen too far behind in prioritizing the protection of all people online, but especially young people.
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