I heard from a family... who spends $1,500 a month on diabetic supplies for her daughter, who has type 1 diabetes.
Lucy McBath
The Public Record
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.
Even though I had good benefits, I could not even imagine what it would be like for a family that didn't have the ability to have the kind of healthcare that I had the fortune of having.
I am a two-time breast cancer survivor and I understand what it is like to have your life completely turned upside down overnight.
We know that 50 percent of people who experience stalking experiences, they experience some form of violence.
Changing the actuarial assumptions used by multiemployer plans to be closer to what the single employer plans use would make the crisis even worse.
The cost of PBGC's failure will be extraordinary and will result in a loss of tax revenue and higher demands on Federal, state and local government safety nets.
Not only would this legislation help women in Georgia, this will also help families across the Nation.
I am proud to be an original cosponsor of the Paycheck Fairness Act and I think most of us can agree that every American should earn equal pay for equal work.
I appreciated hearing your remarks about the lack of state funding for public education after the Great Recession.
And I know that we are going to enforce the voters rights, the Voting Rights Act robustly, and we will continue--again, if--if there is evidence, we should get that to our FBI and the people that enforce these laws so we can properly…
I witnessed voter suppression firsthand in Georgia even as I was running in my own election.
Women are nearly two-thirds of workers paid the Federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.
I believe that workers in every part of the country, they deserve a raise, most definitely.
Does the $15 minimum wage have the same purchasing power in Washington, DC, that it does in rural parts of the country?
My goal is truly to make sure that folks in rural communities, communities of color, and distressed communities are not adversely affected by well-intentioned minimum wage policies.
We need a Federal minimum wage policy that works for rural, suburban, as well as urban Americans.
We need to raise the minimum wage to help families make ends meet, but we also need to do it in a way that protects jobs and small businesses in our communities.
It is time for us to raise the minimum wage and to have these very, very important conversations.
It is time. In Congress, we sit here with the ability and the power to do something, and history will not be kind to us if we continue to allow the gun lobby to buy us and sell us.
In a country that we say is the greatest country in the world, my God, you ought to be able to go to a school, church, synagogue, concert, movie theater, and nightclub, not just in Orlando, but in any city in this country, and not have to…
If you don't have the guts or the courage to do something about this issue and send a message to the American people, who desperately turn to us, then it is time for you to leave.
I am an immigrant, and the research is clear that immigrants are significantly less likely to commit crimes than U.S.-born citizens.





