Okay. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I think you should think about including race and gender as factors.
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Okay. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I think you should think about including race and gender as factors.
I take it that the concerns being expressed by my colleagues regarding these new rules also have to do with whether or not there are enough protections in the new rules to guard against fraud.
So, I understand that you do have some legal concerns, but when we are talking about wanting to expand access to capital for minority owned businesses, that speaks--that says to me, you obviously have information relating to black owned…
Madam President, reserving the right to object, I rise today in opposition to S. 613, legislation that would ban transgender women and girls from participating in sports consistent with their gender. My Republican colleagues falsely claim…
The Dobbs decision did unleash a torrent of uncertainty throughout the United States.
I think to expect that doctors and hospital personnel will risk losing their license or being held criminally liable, that is something that--that is a risk that I would say a lot of doctors and others wouldn't want to take.
And that is exactly where we are today, as far as I'm concerned, that women in this country, persons are not able to make free choices about their bodies, and what--what, to be forced to have a child is probably the most freedom-taking…
I would like to know whether you have any data on hispanic owned businesses, Asian-American businesses.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I take it that the concerns being expressed by my colleagues regarding these new rules also have to do with whether or not there are enough protections in the new rules to guard against fraud.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Dr. Skop says that Ms. Zurawski's doctors misinterpreted Texas law which criminalizes abortion.





