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Dan Kildee
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Dan Kildee is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 5th congressional district since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Kildee has focused on issues such as economic development, education, and healthcare throughout his tenure. He has been an advocate for policies aimed at revitalizing communities and supporting working families in Michigan.
Is it a challenge for us? Absolutely. People tend to hold the party who holds the White House responsible for everything. We just ask voters to really think carefully about what the alternatives are. Look at the current condition of the…
To deal with inflation, you have to reduce costs for the American family, while we get through this for sure.
I really take offense to the narrative that some are trying to frame Americans as somehow not hardworking.
I appreciate the gentleman's comments, and I agree that we ought to do everything we can to address this issue of invasive species. I just happen to believe that this bill is a very appropriate approach to this. Coming from the Great…
These tax cuts made a huge difference helping her afford school supplies, school uniforms, shoes, socks, coats, the basics, for her two daughters.
The title of today's hearing suggests the American Rescue Plan focused on helping working families, not people at the top.
It is important to remember that the quick and decisive passage of the American Rescue Plan... did help to save our economy.
The choice of doing nothing was not an acceptable choice given the circumstances.
We've got to have far more transparency, and there really has to be--this has to be taken into account.
This egregious decision that I reference is one of the reasons why I introduced the Union Autoworkers Job Protection Act.
The Federal Government use all levers of power to ensure that taxpayer money to support this industry is used in support of creating and maintaining good union jobs.
This cannot be a process where workers are an afterthought, where we just leave it up to the--you know, the decisions made in corporate board rooms.
I was happy that we were able to work together to form the Low Income Housing Household Water Assistance Program, secured a billion dollars for that effort.
The problem that we have though is that in many of the communities like my hometown, water is really expensive.
The fact that we are in now a position to see this action taken I think is in many ways a testament to his long work in this subject.
We have a moral obligation to help our veterans, we have a moral obligation to help seniors who have contributed to the Medicare program, we have a moral obligation to our children to make sure that they can grow up health and we provide…
I have been advocating for parity between IHS and other federal health programs.
This unequal treatment means that access to healthcare is often at risk in the event of a government shutdown.
The federal government, as we know, has a trust responsibility to ensure uninterrupted health access for Tribal Communities.





