If women and those mothers aren't involved in that planning, it could get left out.
Bill Keating
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Bill Keating is an American politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 9th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Keating has focused on issues such as national security, veterans' affairs, and economic development throughout his tenure. He has been an advocate for policies aimed at supporting local businesses and improving infrastructure in his district.
I honestly believe that, tying my two comments together, that it is so important whether it is a short-run emergency or whether it is a longer run climate change effect that women have to be more a party to dealing with the programs around…
First of all, I just want to reaffirm my support as original cosponsor for Representative Lowey's bill, the Global HER Act.
Today is not that day. Today we have--I am sitting here in the Congress of the United States with Dr. Munzer, a survivor of the Holocaust, giving testimony about anti-Semitism.
This is not a partisan issue in such a partisan time. It is not Republican/Democrat. It is American.
I think it is absolutely crucial. I have about six mosques in my district, and I speak to them on Friday afternoon after prayers.
How do we combat hate? Dr. King said, you know, hate can only be overcome by love, to paraphrase him.
the lack of understanding of historical coalition that we had, why NATO was based, why it was formed because the generation before, at least, me, they were participants.
Let's be clear on one thing right off the bat that our greatest responsibility to get things right rests with those families that lost sons and daughters and loved ones to this war.





