Danny Davis
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Danny K. Davis is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Illinois's 7th congressional district since 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, he has focused on issues such as consumer protection and social justice throughout his tenure. Davis has been an advocate for legislation aimed at addressing telemarketing fraud and ensuring honesty in sweepstakes, highlighting his commitment to protecting consumers.
The Republican Study Committee's most recent budget plan would cut benefits for the middle class.
It is clear that raising the retirement age is not only unfair but would be extremely inequitable.
Raising the age is a cut for every worker, no matter their age or when they retire.
The Republican Default on America bill on the floor today would harm Social Security recipients as soon as 2024.
Yet inexplicably Republicans have targeted Social Security for steep cuts that would harm seniors and those with disabilities.
Social Security is a lifeline for Illinoisans living in my congressional district.
I'm very much concerned about the lack of childcare development centers at many of our installations.
The $140 million is absolutely necessary. It is on top of his priority list.
I want to recognize my friend and colleague, Representative Hank Johnson from Georgia, for his leadership on diversifying aviation education.
I urge my colleagues to use your leadership on aviation policy to help individuals enter aviation careers while increasing the diversity of the field.
I respectfully ask your leadership in addressing the racial and ethnic disparities in aviation.
I genuinely appreciate the opportunity to testify before the Committee today on the critical issues impacting my constituents.
We must allow smaller airports to focus on their immediate infrastructure needs in the FAA reauthorization package.
Economic development is essential along the rail corridor in communities that need good-paying jobs.
I ask you to support coastal flood mitigation so that my constituents' homes do not end up in the sound.
We need to move upstream, not downstream, and make these structures more resilient so that FEMA does not have to pour public dollars back into the same buildings that may again come crashing down.
I ask for you to support the SCRC so that our districts, those like mine, can successfully move into the 21st century.
We need to move 'upstream,' not 'downstream,' and make these structures more resilient so that FEMA does not have to pour public dollars back into the same buildings that may again come crashing down.
The steps this Committee takes to roll out broadband in rural America will significantly improve the lives of families and businesses across my District.





