No matter what your faith or religion is every American should feel safe and secure in their ability to worship peacefully.
Kweisi Mfume
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Kweisi Mfume is an American politician and member of the Democratic Party, currently serving in the U.S. House of Representatives since November 2020, representing Maryland's 7th congressional district. He previously held the same position from January 1996 until January 2003. Mfume has a background in civil rights activism and has been involved in various community initiatives throughout his career.
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The rebuilding of the Francis Scott Key Bridge represents what can be accomplished when leaders at every level of government come together with a shared purpose.
It was a productive meeting with Governor Moore and my fellow members of Maryland’s congressional delegation.
The Group Violence Reduction Strategy has been critically important to the historic decrease in murders and non-fatal shootings in Baltimore over the last several years.
We were not allowed entry, so we had to stand outside, bang on the door, and ultimately sit in front of the door.
I think I’m one of the right persons. I don’t think that anybody is the this or the that, but … I’ve been standing up to him since he’s been in office.
Every time you hear DOGE—'the Department of Government Efficiency'—you just remember, it is the department of government evil!
I want to thank you and the Ranking Member for leading us through these last 2 years of this Subcommittee.
There was never seemingly a difference on the issue of fraud, because it affected all of our constituents.
I continue to believe that our biggest challenge is to prevent the fraud to begin with, to stop it before it starts.
I've often, as you know, Mr. Chairman, gone on the record to vocalize my support for our work on this committee on the pandemic and the aftermath, because, at its very core, if we do it correctly, it will better prepare all of us for…
In Baltimore, we have the second-highest rate of asthma in the whole country.
We have tried to have discussions with CSX and others who are around and responsible in many respects for the mounds of coal. Those discussions have gone nowhere at all.
I want to speak on behalf of those people. Because our job, at the end of the day, is to preserve and protect the environment and to protect the people who cannot get away from the environment they are in.
I want to commend you, Mr. Administrator, for the critical role that you have played in our fight against climate change and reducing the public exposure to air pollution and toxins.
I want to make sure I am on the record so that members of the Committee on both sides of the aisle will at least respect the personal integrity of a witness before this Committee.





