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Sharice Lynnette Davids is an American attorney and politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Kansas's 3rd congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she is recognized as one of the first two Native American women elected to Congress. Davids has focused on issues such as healthcare, economic development, and civil rights during her tenure in office. She has been an outspoken advocate for her constituents, often addressing the challenges they face in accessing essential services and standing against political maneuvers she views as detrimental to Kansas residents.
I do have a bill that I introduced in the last Congress and the previous one before that called the SERV Act that actually--it is a bipartisan bill. It addresses exactly these types of needs to understand and make those resources better…
I have a bill that I introduced in the last Congress... called the SERV Act that actually--it is a bipartisan bill.
when you think about mission or service, sacrifice, dedication, I mean, the whole gamut, there are few people that are better situated to become entrepreneurs than people who are exiting service.
May is Mental Health Month. When we think about health in general, we normally think of physical bodies. When someone is hurt, we can often tell. I did mixed martial arts and I know a little thing or two about physical hurt. The thing is…
I was proud to cosponsor a bill with Chairman Garret Graves last congress that became law--the Advanced Air Mobility Coordination and Leadership Act.
We appreciate your consideration of the immense positive impact SNAP has on the lives of millions of Americans as well as its beneficial impact on the national economy and our nation's long-term financial sustainability.
the PPP and EIDL programs were enormously successful at helping to sustain millions of small businesses during the worst months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
I have worked in a bipartisan way with others on this Committee to make improvements to the program and make sure that it can continue to be successful.
I have been hearing from some of my constituents about frustrations revolving around ancillary fees.
Thank you, and thank you to Chairman Graves and Ranking Member Cohen for holding this hearing today.
We absolutely have an opportunity to shape the discussion about what the future of our national airspace looks like.
We are going to have the responsibility of helping our domestic air carriers ensure that their customers are getting where they need to go.
oversight of the SBA is one of the most important functions that our Committee here serves.
This is going to be the way that we build a stronger and more resilient economy.
I was really, really proud to help introduce the 21st Century Entrepreneurship Act.
We do not want politicians making our decisions around reproductive healthcare services.
We don’t want to see politicians deciding when doctors can and can’t treat a patient.
Kansans don’t want politicians making their personal health care decisions for them.
The SBA is charged with ensuring that a fair proportion of contracts and subcontracts for the federal government are placed with small businesses.
It also requires a report on the ability of our veteran small business owners to access credit which is one of the bigger challenges.
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