Janice Schakowsky

A lengthy memo to the White House, calling portions of NHTSA's safety analysis, quote, 'clearly wrong,' unquote, and quote, 'driving incorrect fatality estimates.'

The safety information supporting the Trump administration's flawed Clean Car rollback is based, I believe, on sham science and false assumptions.

The fact that the Trump administration now seeks to dismantle policies that would reduce these emissions and make our environment cleaner is inexcusable.

The rule is not 'Affordable.'

The SAFE Vehicles Rule is not 'Safer.'

Rolling back Clean Car Standards will damage the economy and put people out of work.

The rule is not more fuel efficient.

Climate change is the existential crisis of our time.

The rule is not affordable, that is the A.

Few proposals have been more blatantly misnamed than this.

Ninety percent of the Title X patients had incomes at or below 250 percent of the Federal poverty level, which means that they qualified for no-cost or subsidized services.

Six out of ten women seeking contraceptive care at Title X-funded health centers report that center was their only source of care that year.

The opportunity doesn't mean that there has been some sort of a violation.

This is not going to stand and women around this nation are not going to tolerate that.

Women are not going back. This is not going to be tolerated right now.

I seek unanimous consent to enter into the record letters of support for the Carbon Monoxide Prevention Act from the Security Industry Association and Safe Kids Worldwide.

The gentlelady yields back.

The second bill, introduced earlier this week with my friends from Chicago, Bobby Rush and Robin Kelly, is the Safe Cribs Act.

Tipover injuries are preventable, but current industry standards are not enough.

We must get these products off the market and save babies' lives.

Protecting consumers is what drew me to public life.

So the President of the United States, when he was running for office, said that he would break the Environmental Protection Agency into little tidbits.

It seems to me--am I overstating this? This is existential.

I am worried about the Midwest. That is where I am from. We have floods, many of our farms are under water.

Twenty years and we are going in the wrong direction.