House Republicans' version of deregulation is simply a power grab. It is great for gun manufacturers. It is great for the oil and gas lobby, and it is bad for everyone else.
Maxwell Frost
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Maxwell Alejandro Frost is an American politician and activist currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Florida's 10th congressional district. Elected in 2022, he is a member of the Democratic Party and is recognized for his progressive policies, particularly those addressing youth issues and social justice. Born on January 17, 1997, Frost is one of the youngest members of Congress, reflecting a growing trend of younger leaders in American politics.
this is a plot to take power away from experts and put it in their own hands.
However, inspectors general are meant to serve as a safe haven for whistleblowers.
The vast majority of Floridians that died in Hurricane Ian were over 65 years old.
I find this incredibly alarming, especially when coupled with the fact that you have run away from any efforts to conduct oversight in your office using taxpayer money.
In my home state of Florida, right now, Governor Ron DeSantis is saddling taxpayers with billions in legal fees to defend his unlawful policies.
If we use this logic on every single issue, we would never have progress on anything. The truth of the matter is that young people and people don't have student debt because we live beyond our means. We have student debt because we have…
Let's work together to get rid of surprise bills. Let's end unaffordable prescription drug prices. Madam Speaker, I urge Republicans in this Chamber to abandon the bad bills that they are bringing to the floor and refocus on real solutions…
I thank the gentlewoman for yielding. Madam Speaker, seniors in America deserve to retire with dignity. They have earned Social Security and Medicare benefits through a lifetime of work. The seniors of today without pensions or…
Florida consistently ranks as the most popular place to retire in America; however, with a larger population of seniors comes a larger population of folks vulnerable to healthcare challenges.
Most Americans, over 60 percent cannot afford the unexpected $400 bill tomorrow.
PBMs have a lot to answer for when it comes to the sky-high prices of drugs, but big pharmaceutical companies, like Representative Garcia pointed out, have been price gouging for years.
That is simply unaffordable for many Americans. In fact, most Americans, over 60 percent cannot afford the unexpected $400 bill tomorrow.
Big Pharma's massive profits are being paid for literally by the lives of our people.
When I see outright attacks on local governments for implementing policies that their constituents want, need, and voted for, I see that as an attack not just on the elected officials, but on the constituents of that area.
The fact that they pretend that they know how to govern D.C. better than you all is patronizing.
In a true democracy, the people hold the power, and it is up to the people and their local communities to come together and make laws that fit their everyday reality.
Americans do not want to sponsor bigotry, corruption, and the destruction of our climate.
I am from Florida, a State uniquely threatened by the effects of global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions.
I'm glad that NIST is taking the threat seriously by asking for the $5.5 million increase in funding to assess the impact of carbon on the environment.
Yes, and along with the climate crisis, central Florida in my district, we're currently experiencing one of the worst affordable housing crises in the entire country.
Just like other anti-woke witch hunts, the Florida Legislature and Governor are hoping to take their campaign of environmental negligence, social oppression, and incompetent governance to the national level.
Before I begin, I have to point out that the gentleman and many of the people who just led that moment of silence for the horrible shooting that just happened can't find it within themselves to give a moment of action to make sure that…
Less than two weeks ago, my home state of Florida became one of the first states to pass a law targeting ESG factors and investment recommendations.





