The Government Accountability Office has found that under payment into the Highway Trust Fund by the trucking industry distorts the competitive environment within the freight transportation sector.
Seth Moulton
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Seth Moulton is an American politician and former United States Marine Corps officer currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 6th congressional district since 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, Moulton has focused on issues such as national security, veterans' affairs, and economic opportunity. He gained national attention for his candidacy in the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries, advocating for a new generation of leadership within the party.
When you drive up to my hometown from Boston, you go along this beautiful beach right between Lynn and Swampscott. It is called King's Beach, literally fit for a king, and yet it is closed 90 percent of the time.
North of King's Beach is the Merrimack River, and I have got six towns in my district that the Merrimack River flows through.
Mr. Speaker, my Republican colleagues often blame the military's current recruitment crisis on DEI initiatives. They say the military is becoming too woke and that it is driving away recruits. The only problem with that is that the survey…
We have got to get high-speed trains that people can actually see and ride like they have in the rest of the world.
Just to pick up on that line of questioning, Mr. Secretary, is there any plan for users of EVs to pay the increased costs that the additional weight and wear and tear on the highways their vehicles creates for the highway system?
We have this technology on intercontinental ballistic missiles. I think if it can survive an intercontinental ballistic missile in space, it can handle the underside of a freight car.
I was shocked to see Boston's South Station expansion listed as one of the priorities on the Northeast Corridor project inventory.
The Republicans have to be willing to compromise. That's what's happened in the past and it is not happening today.
These are very high stakes, Anderson. I mean, we're talking about just paying our troops and this used to be the party of national security. But the party that used to champion national security is now against paying our troops.
It tells the world that America is not a reliable partner, that America does not take seriously the values that we have stood for, for two centuries, that we're not willing to stand up to the greatest enemies that we face like Russia and…





