David Trone
The Public Record
David John Trone is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Maryland's 6th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Trone has focused on various issues during his tenure, including healthcare, addiction treatment, and economic development. He has been an advocate for addressing the opioid crisis and has worked on legislation to improve mental health services.
Rescission of that guidance has caused confusion and fear about the intent of the Trump administration.
Next month is the 65th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, the landmark ruling that established school segregation is unconstitutional.
I know it is time to ensure every American is protected from discrimination at work.
This Department of Education has failed to implement Obama era rules established to protect students from low performing institutions.
The data show us that while, yes, for-profit colleges enroll just 9 percent of students, these companies account for 34 percent of student loan defaults.
A strong accountability for our colleges and universities is vital to ensuring quality higher education for our Nation's students.
Our members are hearing from constituents who were impacted by these bad actors and Democrats are here to fight for them, not protect certain sectors to achieve bipartisanship.
But long term are we really safer in a tough, nasty world when we tolerate that type of behavior?
The Trump Administration Muslim ban, that is an appalling policy. It has affected my friends.
In my district the other day, over 25 percent of the babies born had opioids or alcohol in their bloodstream.
The enactment of the Protect Our Kids Act, in January 2013, established the commission to eliminate child abuse and neglect fatalities.
Last year, Congress dedicated an entire section in the SUPPORT For Patients and Communities Act to trauma-informed care.
The enactment of the Protect Our Kids Act, in January 2013, established the commission to eliminate child abuse and neglect fatalities
Should we be trying to move to something more like a Pre-K through 14, that is 100 percent free?
We have been looking at a higher education and a education system that really has not changed much in the last 100 and almost 50 years.
That is why so many of us love being on this education committee because it is all about the investment upfront.
Do you think that lack of consistency causes us irreparable harm to our reputation?





