In this vulnerable time, I join my colleagues across the aisle in calling for compassionate dialogue, not reactionary hate.
Andre Carson
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Andre Carson is a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Indiana's 7th congressional district since March 13, 2008. He is the second African American to serve in Congress from Indiana and has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development. Carson has been an advocate for collaboration and compassionate dialogue in political discourse, often emphasizing the importance of partnerships in driving change within his community. He has also been vocal about condemning violence and promoting unity among constituents.
I want to be perfectly clear: I wholeheartedly condemn violence of any kind.
Political violence has been normalized for quite some time, and it must end.
Redistricting attempts in Indiana are a power grab. It's unethical and the move of a dictator.
I remain concerned on this use of Camp Atterbury given the deplorable and inhumane conditions at other ICE detention facilities nationwide.
This is a dark time for our nation. I will continue fighting these unlawful, cruel policies and will actively monitor activities at Camp Atterbury to ensure humane and sanitary conditions.
I thank Congresswoman Schrier for her leadership, her friendship, and for being an advocate on behalf of her constituents. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to demand answers on the recent funding and staff cuts to the U.S. Forest Service. Last…
I am pleased to introduce a resolution recognizing Medical Research Week from September 16 through September 20, 2024. This bipartisan resolution recognizes the breakthroughs of medical research improving health outcomes, securing global…
But for a valid analysis, there should be a review of the benefits compared to the costs.





