Brad Schneider

I’m glad to work alongside my colleagues and local leaders in Illinois to announce more than $3.8 million in federal funding to support noise mitigation around Chicago Executive Airport.

We are disgusted and outraged by what we described as yet another heinous attack on Jewish-owned business.

I have to hold onto that optimism for the prospects of peace because the alternative is too dark.

This July 4th marks four years since Katherine Goldstein, Irina and Kevin McCarthy, Jacquelyn Sundheim, Nicolas Toledo-Zaragoza, Stephen Straus, and Eduardo Uvaldo were murdered in a senseless act of gun violence.

This resolution ensures we will never forget the seven souls lost that day—nor the survivors who live with trauma and grief.

I’m proud to have worked closely with my colleague on the Ways and Means Committee Rep. Blake Moore to advance this legislation through the House.

I'll leave it to the people of Maine to elect who they want. I'm grateful I don't have to make that choice. I wouldn't want to have to make that choice.

There's no way he didn't know what the tattoo was. Own it and move on.

I’m extremely proud that the House has passed this important legislation that enhances CBP’s ability to disrupt counterfeit trafficking networks and better safeguards our economy and communities.

Counterfeit goods undercut American businesses, threaten jobs, and endanger public safety.

They are hiding behind false claims and unauthorized administrative barriers in order to inflict pain on States that the President dislikes. Let me be clear. These payments are legally required under the law, and this freeze is unlawful…

Unfortunately, the Senate-passed bill fails to address our constituents’ top priorities, doing nothing to protect their access to healthcare, lower their costs, or curb the administration’s extreme agenda.

While New Dems always seek common ground, our coalition remains united in opposition to legislation that sacrifices the wellbeing of the constituents we’re sworn to serve.

We have grief. We have fear. But we're not surprised at what happened, and we are not going to back down.

In the 19 months since October 7, 2023, we have seen a rise of antisemitism that has been unprecedented in my lifetime.

No one’s irreplaceable. People retire, people move on.

I was unable to be in Washington, D.C. today due to a family medical event. Had I been present, I would have voted: YEA on Roll Call No. 72 and YEA on Roll Call No. 73. ____________________

Again, Mr. Speaker, I thank Salud Carbajal from California. He touched on that critical thing. Republicans are literally trying to take money from hardworking families to pay for tax cuts for those who need it the least, for billionaires…

I missed votes today due to a medical emergency, a hemorrhage in my eye, that required me to travel back to Illinois to seek urgent medical attention. Had I been present, I would have voted: NAY on Roll Call No. 20, NO on Roll Call No. 21…

Today, Haiti is facing one of its greatest challenges since independence. We are witnessing a near collapse of the state.

The U.S. is at its best when we lead with our friends and allies, not just looking at the bottom line.

If we raise the retirement age from 67 to 70 on these people, we are literally cutting their expected retirement by fully a third.

The Republican Study Committee's proposal of cutting Social Security by $1.5 trillion puts a burden on those who can least afford it who are depending on Social Security.

We made the single largest investment in climate change.