Morgan McGarvey
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Morgan McGarvey is an American politician serving as a member of the Kentucky State Senate since January 1, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, he has been involved in various legislative initiatives focusing on education, healthcare, and economic development in Kentucky. McGarvey has worked to address issues such as access to healthcare and improving public education in the state. He represents the 19th district, which includes parts of Jefferson County, and has been an advocate for progressive policies within the state legislature.
these are required by law, and obviously this committee is not suggesting that the administration break the law.
well written and well executed regulations are important--they save lives. They save money.
we care about small businesses. Small businesses are the backbone of my community in Louisville, Kentucky.
We want to make sure they continue to get the best benefits that they have earned and they deserve.
They need funding. They need resources to carry out their mission and ensure that our veterans are not being defrauded.
We do know that in the OIG reports, there were deficiencies found in both 2021 and 2023 showing that the Fiduciary Program is susceptible to abuse.
This is a Committee that does work together to try and help small businesses succeed in all of our communities.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Appreciate it. Thank everyone so much for being here today.
My home state of Kentucky is using $500 million in American Rescue Plan funding for the Cleaner Water Program.
There are Kentuckians who now have clean drinking water for the first time because of this investment.
I think if veterans had the ability to tap into their GI Bill, whatever that funding might be--let's say 200 grand or $400,000--if they are able to tap into that and apply that to a business venture as they leave the military--obviously…
This weekend we are going to observe Memorial Day and remember those who gave as President Lincoln said, 'The last full measure of devotion for our country.'
We must do more for first generation college students across the board, but particularly our veterans.
That is the purpose of this committee is how can we better help our veterans honestly get what they have earned and what they deserve from this panel.
Small businesses are really and truly feeling this labor shortage as much or more than anyone else.
Thank you for holding this vital hearing on alternative educational paths that can develop our nation's workforce.
I appreciate the tremendous work you all have done in that regard of getting out there, working on outreach, talking, getting a communications plan there, so people know about these new benefits.