On the recordFebruary 1, 2017
To return to where we were and abandon all the progress we have made would be devastating, not just for American families today but for generations to come.
Source
congress.govJohn Yarmuth: “To return to where we were and abandon all the progress we have made would be devastating, not just for American…”
Editor's note · Context
Yarmuth warns against reversing progress on key issues.
Share
More from John Yarmuth
Jun 13, 2022
It is imperative that every person that has been sent to Washington to serve their communities, their districts, that they do the right thing when it comes to saving lives.
Jun 13, 2022
We have 2 million people in the United States, 2 million people who should be getting Medicaid coverage that provides comprehensive coverage including mental health coverage, acute, and long-term care, they should be getting Medicaid and…
Dec 14, 2022
Several years ago, I ran into a former Member of the House and asked him whether he missed it. He answered: ``I don't miss the circus. I miss the clowns.'' Now that I am in my final days as a Member and have reflected on my 16 years here…
May 25, 2022
The Rescue Plan laid the foundation for America's unprecedented recovery and economic resilience, and we are in a far better place because of it.
Other voices in this conversation
