And in fact, the three school districts that are part of my congressional district here in Georgia, will be receiving about 676 million dollars from this vital legislation, and I couldn't be more happy for my district.

If we know that over 90 percent of the American public believe in this legislation, believe in this policy, then we need to make sure that we do everything in our power to get this passed in the Senate.

And just to continue to honor the legacy of the loved one that they`ve lost and know that we`re fighting as hard as we can out here in Congress to make sure that we`re honoring their lives with gun safety legislation.

the debate over gun safety and saving lives is far more important than any procedural discussions that we might be having, anything that might stall the ability for us to be able to get this legislation passed.

Since it was first authorized in 1984, the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act has provided the resources and funding necessary for shelters and organizations to help survivors of domestic and dating violence.

As the new and improved methods of prevention have been discovered over the years, so too has the link between intimate partner violence and gun violence.

Importantly, this funding will help culturally specific organizations outreach to underserved communities of color, which have been disproportionally affected by the pandemic.

Representative McBath, thank you so much for your leadership on this issue, knowing that it is deeply personal for you.

I am again, committed to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to take meaningful evidence-based action to provide survivors with the support that they need, and to prevent intimate partner violence from happening in the…

It was critical to have reporters and news sources who continue to focus on getting accurate information to voters well beyond November.

I am concerned that a subscription might be considered a luxury in households already making tough financial decisions due to COVID.

We need to know about the State of the pandemic in our communities, and we need to know who in our community is eligible to take a vaccine and how they can get one.

Unfortunately, as we have mentioned, the CDC research shows that the opioid deaths have accelerated under the COVID-19 pandemic.

We need to be talking to them and giving them the services that they tell us on a daily basis that they need.

I know that we have got to do more to save lives from drug addiction and overdoses, using the tools of public health and improvements to our justice system.

At their core, hate crimes and domestic terrorism are attacks on who we are, where we come from, what we believe, and the democratic values that unite us as Americans.

I will soon be introducing the Federal Extremist Protection Order Act, a bill that actually gives families, neighbors, and law enforcement an additional tool to make sure that people who are a danger to themselves or to others do not have…

Passing the FAIR Act is about making sure that you have a choice.

It is critical that no one is forced out of court before their case, their claim, or their mistreatment even arises.

I sense that grave unfairness that you are speaking about. So, do you agree that the FAIR Act is necessary to stop the dominant companies, like Amazon, from facilitating and covering up any mistreatment of individuals in small businesses…

This is about a member stalking the children of tragedy, attacking survivors and threatening violence. This is about a member denying the existence of dead children at Sandy Hook Elementary and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

what happens to them happens and it's representative of what happens to America.

I want to know why was no one standing up for our children? Why was no one standing up to keep us safe? So I stood up and I ran for office myself.

I really do care. And I didn't pave my way in a road to coming to Washington, but I have lived experiences that probably give me really good credibility to be able to fight and champion for them in Washington.

Every single one of us needs to make sure that we have a better future in store for our families and our communities.