Sharice Davids
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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.
You know, employee-owned businesses certainly have an impressive track record of higher employee retention, pay, and have definitely proven to be more resilient during economic downturns.
I appreciate the recognition by the folks on here who have shown up to speak on behalf of their union members, that the work that you all do is appreciated.
I urge my colleagues to support these amendments en bloc, and I yield back the balance of my time.
I wish to yield 2\1/2\ minutes to the gentlewoman from Texas (Ms. Jackson Lee).
As we have heard, these programs play an incredibly valuable role in our entrepreneurial ecosystem.
I have said the entire time that I have been in office that I`m willing to work with anybody if we`re talk about getting policy done that`s going to be good for the third district in Kansas, good for the state of Kansas and good for our…
I think it`s important to note that when the federal government used to interact with tribal governments it was through the Department of War.
Having Congresswoman Haaland -- Secretary Haaland there is -- I`m definitely missing her out of the House -- having her there is historic and for so many different reasons.
In its 62-year history, the SBA's 504 loan program has helped thousands of entrepreneurs acquire heavy machinery and equipment, expand to more locations, and hire workers. It has long been a strong-performing SBA program and has enjoyed…
Rural broadband must be considered as an important piece in our infrastructure conversations.
the idea of how we fund projects and what we are doing around that is really important
The Weather Channel Climate Disruption Index has ranked Kansas City as the 5th of 25 cities to be most impacted by the effects of climate change.
I am really glad that we are talking about the next steps for the Paycheck Protection Program.
I have to tout that Kansas is the proud home of a very skilled aviation workforce.
we want to commend U.S. Representatives Sharice Davids and Garret Graves for introducing H.R. 1339
I am really excited, as we look at this flightpath forward, about the prospects of burgeoning new sectors.
So, my recommendation for rule change is pretty straightforward. I propose that the director of the Congressional Budget Office be invited to provide an address or report to Congress on the fiscal state of the Nation each year.
I believe this proposal is an important step toward a more just, a fairer, and a more inclusive Congress.
Of course, the president can fire the postmaster general at his pleasure, and he absolutely needs to do that.
If the president had spent as much time focused on the coronavirus as he has focused on stopping people from voting by mail, we would have seen a lot more lives saved.
During this time of uncertainty, no Kansan should have to worry about whether they will afford the care that they or their families need to stay healthy. We should build on the progress of the ACA, not tear it down. I urge my fellow…
I believe Kansans need to know that their tax dollars are not being used to pay back high-dollar salaries of executives.
I introduced the PPP Accountability Act, which would ensure that both Congress and the public are able to see the information about the loan recipients for themselves.





