I do not like these attacks on the Department of Justice, the FBI, the IRS, as if they are somehow anti-U.S. agencies.
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.
When the President just a couple of days ago tried to delay his Federal documents trial... that seems to me like special treatment, if I have ever heard of it before.
those who would seek to use efforts in the form of amendments that ultimately are pro-Putin should be defeated on the Floor.
I get the sense we do it with a vendetta. Like, I think this was wrong, and you were the one that did it.
I want to thank you and the Ranking Member. I want to thank our witnesses who have endured us for the last couple of hours.
The freeze constricted, as we all know, the job market and destroyed employee morale and employee welfare in many respects.
We owe it to our constituents, to the American public, to keep our commitment to improving government work for the people.
We have got to at some point realize that we cannot allocate the previous amount of resources to a mountain that is growing, crying out for help.
Americans deserve nothing short than top-tier, customer-focused, accessible and efficient services from their government.
It is clear to me that policies such as the hiring freeze that we have heard about over and over again contributed to some extent to this whole issue of a customer service crisis.
It takes a minute to allocate resources to deal with Social Security's backup, with the backup at the State Department.
In the 1970s, following 2 back to back Republican administrations, Ronald Reagan and his successor, inflation hit 12.6 percent.
In 1974, Gerald Ford addressed the joint session of the Congress, and he gave this long, detailed speech about what we as Americans can do to drive down inflation.
I say to the ladies and gentlemen all over the country: Welcome to the United States Congress. Only today, while we are facing a debt crisis, all of the Republicans have left to go out of town. They have gotten into their cars and their…
Drugs do not work if people cannot afford them, and there are so many people that cannot afford them.
This is a damn shame that Americans have to be ripped off in this manner and for it to continue over and over and over again.
The PBMs, they are having a field day out there, getting rich over and over and over again.
I do not like the fail first policy and practice, which is absolutely ridiculous.
It is a sin, it is an abomination, and it is an affront to everything that we hold moral and right in this country.
We all are ticked off at this notion of ongoing price gouging, the lack of transparency, and the fact that no one seems to regulate the PBMs.
I do not like getting angry like this, but when you hear something that is hurting people in this way, it cries out for solutions.
We all are ticked off of at this notion of ongoing price gouging, the lack of transparency.
I think it is extremely important that we have a chance to talk and to follow up on a number of things that concern Members of this Committee with respect to the United States Postal Service.
Last week, Congressman Connolly of this Committee, Congressman Fitzpatrick, and myself co-led a resolution designating the week to honor our Nation's public servants.





