I am very excited to be the cosponsor of the bipartisan HAVEN Act of 2019, along with my Republican colleague Mr. Steube.
Lucy McBath
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Lucy Kay McBath is an American politician and former flight attendant currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 6th congressional district, a position she has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, McBath is known for her advocacy on gun control and her efforts to address issues of gun violence, which were influenced by the tragic loss of her son. She has been an active voice in Congress, focusing on public safety, education, and healthcare reform.
The Do No Harm Act would restore RFRA to that original intent, leave the balancing test in place
Never have I interpreted my religion as something used to discriminate against those who differ from me or my opinions.
I am a devoted Christian and I live very hard to walk out my faith every single day.
President Trump has tweeted that nobody disobeys my orders, and, however, the report documents multiple instances where subordinates did the opposite.
Georgia's reported rate is also on the rise, and higher than the national average.
If more than half of the women are still being denied the care that they're entitled to under the law, then I imagine that, you know, the enforcement efforts are still not up to the levels that they should be.
If the mator---mortality rates here in the United States is among the highest in the developed world, then definitely we are not doing enough.
I'm thankful for my colleagues, Representative Adams and Representative Underwood, for leading the Black Maternal Health Caucus, so that we can focus on solving this growing problem.
It's maternal health. As you may know, the maternal mortality rate in the United States is among the highest in the developed world, and it continues to rise.
These are insufficient answers to reasonable questions. The 1,500 students in my district, they need answers.
My students in my district and people on this committee deserve to have reasonable answers to reasonable questions.
You are sending these schools billions of dollars. If the buck doesn't stop with you, where does it stop?
I find it troubling that Mr. Klein turned this conversation into almost an Islamophobic conversation.
Hatred has already made survivors out of so many of us, and there will be more survivors every day that that hatred and that White supremacy is allowed to persist.
We do not want others to have to endure what we and our community have had to endure.
Thank you, Madam Chairman, Chairwoman, excuse me, for holding this important hearing today.
I have been hearing about surprise medical bills from constituents in my district.
We cannot expect greater returns on our society unless we are willing to invest more in our schools and the future of our country, our students.
Federal regulation and oversight provides vital protections for our students.
There is no way to tell where they will be forced to transfer to go to work, and we still have 88,000 people who work for authorized dealers that haven't been promised anything and those stores are going to close, mark my words.
There are real reasons to be concerned about how this proposed merger might harm consumers and workers.
I just want to thank each of you for coming and sharing your testimony with us today.





