Janice Schakowsky

I say it is cynical because, you know, I was on the Simpson-Bowles Commission.

Children's Fundamental Rights and Climate Recovery (H.Con.Res.31), sponsored by Representative Schakowsky, supporting the Juliana youth plaintiffs.

I heard crazy things said about the vaccines, when the only crazy thing about it is not taking them to stop this deadly virus.

That is why the Algorithmic Justice and Online Transparency Act that would protect consumers from harmful and discriminatory AI systems are really long overdue.

The protections, Congresswoman Schakowsky, in your FTC Whistleblower Act are so crucial.

Section 230 must be changed to force the companies to play by the same rules that every other media company operates by today.

Increased transparency, I think, would go a long way to making it a safer place.

That is why I introduced the FTC Whistleblower Act and--along with Lori Trahan, my colleague.

The time for self-regulation is over.

For too long, Big Tech has acted without any real accountability.

Bottom line, the Internet is not living up to its promises.

Last week I introduced the FTC Whistleblower Act with my colleague, Representative Trahan.

We have lived through this, the war on drugs. Obviously we want to protect the public.

We want to make sure that there is really vigorous oversight, investigation, and that it be timely.

I hope that this decision will be made soon, because I think there is so much evidence now already that phthalates are a problem.

I would like to see--as much as possible, get rid of dangerous animal testing.

I also wanted to talk about testing on animals. And I have a bill, the Safety--Safe Cosmetics and Personal Care Products. And the bill that I had would ban all--almost all--animal testing.

I guess what I am really confused about is, if we have already made a determination that phthalates are a problem, why is it that the EPA is still considering risk evaluation on them?

Thank you so much. So I want to talk about phthalates.

The importance of caring for America's seniors is, you know, right at the top of my list.

Unfortunately, under the leadership of Postmaster DeJoy, what we have seen is a beloved agency that has become mired in corruption and mismanagement.

We don't want to be in a position of having to compete with that or have our workers compete with that.

Consumers deserve to shop with confidence and get what they pay for.

We cannot allow dangerous or stolen products sold online marketplaces like Amazon to line criminals' pockets.

It is clear that we have significant supply chain vulnerabilities.