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Lois Frankel
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Lois Jane Frankel is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Florida's 21st congressional district since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as women's rights, healthcare, and economic equality during her time in office. Frankel previously served as the Mayor of West Palm Beach from 2003 to 2011, where she worked on initiatives to improve the city's economy and infrastructure.
I thank Mr. Engel, Mr. Smith, and my colleagues on the anti-Semitism Taskforce. Mr. Speaker, Susanne Winter, a member of the Austrian Parliament from the extreme rightwing Freedom Party of Austria, received the following post on her…
Here we go again. Today, we saw the Republicans' latest attempt to punish Planned Parenthood, one of the Nation's premier healthcare organizations, only because it provides an array of services, including legal abortions. Mr. Speaker, at…
I found our trip to Ukraine was very enlightening, and really highlighted the necessity for the free and fair elections in order for Ukraine to regain its civility.
The rise of anti-Semitic incidents throughout Europe in recent years is deeply troubling.
We will pay the penalty. Our children will pay the penalty if we ignore this.
I am the proud mother of a United States Marine war veteran, and our family is blessed he returned home with sound body and mind, but too many of our courageous heroes did not. October 5 marks the 1-year anniversary of the dedication of…
I applaud the President for trying a diplomatic settlement. I believe in a diplomatic settlement.
Fifteen seconds. That is how long a child who lives near the Gaza Strip in Israel has to take cover when a missile is shot into their city.
I am not sure what we can do. I am going to--I want to follow up on Mr. Trott's questions, but I know one thing. We cannot turn our back on this.
I know we all agree Iran should not get a nuclear weapon, and my approach is just to try to take a non-partisan, objective scrutiny of this, because it is so monumental.
It would put the most dangerous weapon in the hands of the world's foremost sponsor of terror.
This debate is personal to me. I watched my son Ben, then a proud United States marine, being sent off to two wars, Afghanistan and Iraq. My family was blessed; he returned safely. Both sides of the aisle know the price of the battle: too…
And the reason I raise it, is I think part of the frustration for those of us who are trying to see projects move along is that when there is new leadership, there is a learning curve.
So I think what you are saying is that the main purpose of these district commanders are to--is for their own personal development and their career, which means, really, that I guess, your civilian force is running the operation.
Time is money and the big ships are going to start passing Port Everglades by if they are not able to move on this.
I want to thank you all for your service. And I associate myself with Mr. Webster's remarks in regards to the Everglades and also give you my thanks.
The intracoastal down in south Florida is primarily used for recreational uses--500,000 recreational vessels annually with almost a $12 billion economic impact, 66,000 jobs.
I just want to start by thanking Mr. Shuster and Mr. DeFazio for their bipartisan leadership. I am going to vote for this 2-month extension for the highway trust fund in order to avoid a shutdown of America's transit building and repair…
Are you required by law to take the cheapest bid? Or do you look to see what is the best quality?





