I firmly believe that there is a medical benefit for veterans to be treated by veterans.
Steve Lynch
The Public Record
Stephen Francis Lynch is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 8th congressional district since 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, Lynch has focused on issues such as healthcare, labor rights, and economic development throughout his tenure. He has been an advocate for working families and has worked to secure funding for various projects in his district.
Regrettably, the suicide crisis that has endured and markedly increased in our veteran community over the past decade stands as a stark reminder that we must redouble our efforts to address continued gaps in veterans' care.
Today's hearing will mark our first step in our subcommittee investigation to examine the devastating suicide crisis affecting our Nation's veterans, and Active-Duty military members.
I can tell you that the insurance industry doesn't operate that way and that was just an unfortunate and gross exception
We should treat our postal workers with respect and decency, based on the job that they do.
Privatization, which I firmly oppose, would require the taxpayer in the United States to take the $38 billion in underfunded liability from the postal workers' pensions.
The Postal Service has been funded by stamps. Stamps. That's how we fund it.
The tactic of this Administration and the strategy of this Administration has been to circumvent the oversight responsibility of Congress
We've lost 2,400 people here. And the United States taxpayer has funded all of that. Yet, when we ask for data to report on how our troops are equipped and how this effort is going, we're being denied information.
Therefore, it is critical that Congress not just think about how much money is provided to Afghanistan if you decide to do so, but how it is provided and what kind of oversight is available to protect the U.S. taxpayer dollars in those…
I certainly support their recommendations that we require licensed technicians and engineers on site and we have adequate supervisory staffing at all times--no waivers, no exceptions.
Congressman Lynch, our goal is to complete the Merrimack Valley investigation this September, before the one-year anniversary.
I don't want to use all my time on this, but I am not having the same experience with FERC, OK?
I am afraid that what has happened in Merrimack Valley is going to happen in one of my neighborhoods and we are going to have a massive loss of life.
We require licensed technicians and engineers on site and we have adequate supervisory staffing at all times--no waivers, no exceptions.
I want to associate myself with the remarks of Mrs. Trahan and Mr. Moulton, my colleagues from Massachusetts.
I want to thank the gentlewoman from California for her leadership on this issue and also for yielding me this time. Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong support of H. Res. 206, a resolution that acknowledges the threat to our national security…
Let's focus on the real oversight needs of the census, information technology and cybersecurity, and stop this partisan attack on the census.
What was he hiding from the Congress. What's the real reason that the Trump administration wanted to add this unconstitutional citizenship question?
The judges who examined this evidence held that the Voting Rights Act claim was a fake justification for the citizenship question.
This administration has done everything in its power to suppress the vote, not to help people exercise their right to vote.
This sudden behind-the-scenes scramble to transfer sensitive technology to a foreign nation without informing Congress... would constitute a dangerous and blatant violation of the Atomic Energy Act.





