Rob Garcia
The Public Record
Robert Julio Garcia is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Kansas since January 3, 2023. A member of the Democratic Party, Garcia has focused on various policy issues, particularly in the areas of education and healthcare. His legislative work reflects a commitment to addressing the needs of his constituents and advocating for progressive policies at the federal level. Garcia has been active in discussions surrounding accountability and oversight in government, often emphasizing the importance of transparency and justice in his public statements.
These broad attacks that we are hearing today on immigrants today, I believe is un-American.
Democrats care about human trafficking and taking it on. We care about a safe and secure border.
There is current election interference happening today by Russia and other actors.
It has to look to strengthen and enforce the laws that are in the books right now in order to make sure that that extraction and that recycling happens in a way that protects communities first.
It is making sure that we are making investments for the right long-term outcomes. And so that is what the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund really does.
Well, in a lot of the calculations that we are talking about in terms of economic investment across the country for energy production, no one is accounting the actual harm that is coming our way because we keep investing in dirty fuels.
Chipping away government in order to make it as ineffective as possible, and then complaining that they can't do their job...
This fund is specifically meant to make sure that low-income and people of color have access to those funds.
The idea is that you are leaving out the science, and at the same time you are ramming the most dangerous alternatives out there down communities' throats.
It would be extremely destructive, not only because of the--I mean, one is the climate emissions that they would--that they bring about.
The less they have to rely on those dirty fuels, the less poisoned air they have to breathe.
The idea here is that we have to make sure that the energy that we produce is clean, but the manufacturing that goes into the creation of that clean energy also has to be clean, and it has to protect communities themselves.
What is the cost of a human life? What is the cost that that poison is going to inflict on a human being?
They give us a false choice between having healthy communities, a healthy environment, and energy security.
If they are acting responsibly, why do they want to waive the laws that hold them accountable to acting responsibly?
While we are doing more recycling of these minerals... we are doing it in a way that it is safe.





