I am grateful for President Obama and Secretary Kerry's strong statements condemning the Maduro government's reprehensible actions.
Ted Deutch
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Theodore E. Deutch is a former American politician who served as a member of the United States House of Representatives from Florida's 22nd congressional district from 2010 to 2022. A member of the Democratic Party, Deutch focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and environmental protection during his time in office. He was known for his advocacy on behalf of the Jewish community and for his work on foreign affairs, particularly regarding Israel. Deutch was also involved in various legislative efforts aimed at gun control and combating climate change.
stop treating Palestinians that kill Israelis as martyrs. This creates a cycle of violence that transcends generations.
a settlement to this long-standing issue has to come from within. It is not going to come from without.
It is alarming that any amount of radioactive material would be in the hands of non-state actors.
the disdain for each other historically is not nearly as important as their love for their own children.
You have acted swiftly and with resolve since Russia's first provocations and because of that the world knows where this Congress stands.
I thank my friend, the gentlelady from Texas. Mr. Speaker, we have learned a great deal, since the allegations surfaced, that IRS officials discriminated against political-leaning groups that were seeking tax-exempt 501(c)(4) status. I…
We must sustain this pressure until we are sufficiently reassured and can verify that the Russian Government will not continue to stir dissent within Ukraine's borders or threaten the territorial integrity of any of its neighbors.
Rightfully, the United States has been in the forefront taking aggressive economic action to dissuade the Russian Government from any further meddling in the domestic events of another country.
It is Congressman Wexler's commitment to these issues, his expertise about these issues, his deep passion...
I would like to offer my full support for H. Res. 520, which seeks to refocus U.S. policy toward Syria and provide greater access to humanitarian relief to those who are suffering.
Why should any discussion of a unity government with a terrorist group be treated with any less alarm and concern?
Let me be clear. No Palestinian Government that includes terrorist members of Hamas can or will receive U.S. funding.
Let me assure you that sanctions will continue to be imposed vigorously on violators.
I for one understand America is spending its treasure and taking risks for the territorial integrity of the Ukraine.
I have been fully supportive of those efforts. I think they have been vitally important to enhancing security in the West Bank, security in Israel and throughout the region.
I don't think it should be up to us to remind President Abbas that they need our support when it has been clear--it has been the position of the United States Congress that any decision that they make to align themselves with a terrorist…
I appreciate the flexibility of the Middle East North Africa Initiatives Transitions and Reforms Fund to respond to changing events on the ground.
United States gives foreign aid not because we like one country or another; we do it to ensure stability, equality, rule of law, food security, global health, all of the things that have a direct impact on our own security.
I am particularly appreciative of Vice President Biden's important new role on Western Hemisphere issues.
I, therefore, plan to reintroduce legislation, which passed our committee and the full House in 2009, to create an independent commission to evaluate U.S. drug policy in the Americas.
Our strategy for the Western Hemisphere should be to continue to promote free trade, economic growth, and prosperity.
The United States must stand with the people of Venezuela with more than words.





