I want to thank the Senators for their continued leadership on this important cybersecurity issue.
Robin Kelly
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Robin Lynne Kelly is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Illinois's 2nd congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, gun control, and economic development throughout her tenure. Kelly has been an advocate for policies aimed at improving the lives of her constituents and addressing systemic inequalities. She has also been vocal on national issues, often expressing her views on the actions of former President Trump and other significant legislative matters.
The IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act provides basic security standards that are necessary for protecting government data.
I know on the outside it may look like we don't get along, but I just hosted something I called 'Breaking Bread,' and there were 75 of us, Democrats and Republicans, that ate together.
I find this conversation very interesting. I used to work on a college campus.
I am honored to introduce, with Congressman Steve Chabot, H.R. 2408, the Protecting Girls' Access to Education Act.
In order to adequately address the significant issues that currently face GSA, it's going to require cooperation and a willingness to be held accountable in order for you to restore faith in the agency.
Will you commit today to respond to requests, like you said you would, from Members of Congress regardless of whether they are Republicans or Democrats or whether they are in the majority or the minority of Congress?
Every Member of Congress has a constitutional responsibility to conduct oversight of the Executive branch in order to inform our legislative actions.
Giving women and girls access to quality education not only increases their economic potential, but it is directly related to conflict prevention and reducing gender gaps.
I have a lot of concern and a recent article by Mike Mullin and James Jones, two distinguished military leaders, specifically cited cuts to USAID as risking U.S. national security.
The Department's mission is to shape and sustain a peaceful, prosperous, just, and democratic world.
I was disappointed by the Trump administration's recent decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement and retreat into diplomatic isolation.
Thank you, Chairmen Rice and Hurd and Ranking Member Larson, for holding this important hearing.
When I saw what this topic was, I was really surprised because I have worked on every level of government and outside of government, and when I became a Member of Congress, so many of the people that came to work for me had to take pay…
The Action for Dental Health Bill you are considering could positively affect every patient in my practice, which is why I am so passionate about it.
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If you don't fund the State Department fully, then I need to buy more ammunition.
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Cutting foreign aid is not only bad policy; it is also dangerous, as you have heard.
Having a Federal CIO in place is critical to ensuring that agencies are being provided the necessary guidance.