It feels as though for leaders, Republican leaders in my State there isn't enough bloodshed and misery across the board.
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.
What has been an example of a miserable failure of leadership, he has moved in the other direction.
I am proud to have recently reintroduced the Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act.
I truly believe that without gun safety legislation, America becomes more powerful and violent in a more cruel and arbitrary way.
I came to Congress to prevent other families from experiencing the same pain of losing someone that you love so dearly to unnecessary gun violence.
Let's be real. We're talking about gun violence prevention, not gun control.
House Bill 1927 poses a significant threat to the lives of well-being of Texans. If enacted, we can expect more gun violence, not less.
I'm proud to be a co-lead of Jamie's Law, which is named after your daughter.
This number has really remained virtually unchanged since the last study was conducted in 2015. And across the State of Georgia, you know that number is even higher in the total of nearly 40,000 children that are homeless.
I think everyone here kind of agree that children are absolutely our future, and it's our responsibility as legislators of us that are here today to ensure that every child gets the quality education that they need and that they deserve.
When kids skip school, we need solutions that put our students back in the classroom, not in the courtroom.
When we erode that distinction, suddenly our children can end up in a system that wasn't designed for their needs and their circumstances.
We need to understand how best to support all of our students as they transition back to the in-person classroom.
I know all too well you know the stresses and all the heartache of the life changing diagnosis when you get it.
It's our duty as legislators to protect the success of our students as they pursue higher education.
In 2019 Argosy University in my district closed its doors after months of misleading students on its accreditation status.
As the increased isolation of the pandemic has taken its toll on people with mental health issues, I've observed how barriers to coverage and access to care have just contributed to increased rates of severe mental illness and even suicide.
COVID-19 has just truly laid bare many of the inequities of our health care system.
Almost a year ago we began social distancing in order to stop the spread of this deadly pandemic, but social distancing has really taken a toll on our mental health and feelings of isolation and disconnection that has affected just…
In this culture of gun violence, which has been building and building for years, Anderson, it is going to take some time, it is not going to happen overnight. And every piece of policy that we put forth, every move that we make, everything…
I hope that our bipartisan bill to fix the Victims of Crime Act funding will give meaningful support to those who really, really need it.





