John Yarmuth: “I remind my colleague that his vote for this bill will result in 40,500 people from his congressional district in Ohio…”

Given the current rate of inflation, the idea we ought to pile more money into the system is an almost suicidal act of hubris.

I would also like to know why on Earth they think raising taxes on half of Americans, from teachers to firefighters, is a solution to high inflation.

But temporary measures can't solve permanent problems.

So, we need to invest in our kids because when we invest in our kids, when kids have more economic stability, when they go to good quality schools, when they have adequate nutrition, when those things happen, kids thrive and they can…