Toxic waste cleanup was stopped at 609 sites; 2,400 Superfund workers were sent home; 368 National Park Service sites were closed down; 7 million visitors weren't able to visit the parks; there were more than 2 million visitors who couldn't go to national museums and monuments; the Smithsonian will be shut down; Federal contractors were furloughed. Throughout this country, not just in the Federal Government, this economy took a deep hit. Jobs were lost. Money was lost. People couldn't pay their mortgages and their car payments. Don't let it happen again, Madam Speaker. Let's pass a clean CR.
Jerry Moran: “Toxic waste cleanup was stopped at 609 sites; 2,400 Superfund workers were sent home; 368 National Park Service sites…”
Share
More from Jerry Moran
I want to speak about the importance of confirming the nomination of Army CPT Richard Topping to be the Chief Financial Officer at the Department of Veterans Affairs. We must have a Chief Financial Officer who puts veterans first…
I would not have done that but for my sincere and real impression of his expertise, his legal experience and his commitment to serving the people of Kansas.
we are now 9 days into the government shutdown, and the disruption of the shutdown is being felt by many Americans. Particularly, what I want to talk about is the many Americans who are traveling or working in the aviation industry…
I rise further today in support of the nomination Jared Issacman to lead the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Last week, for a second time, the Commerce Committee favorably reported Mr. Isaacman's nomination with bipartisan…





