Dan Kildee

It does seem to me do we not only good fiscal policy but good policy in general for us to make these sorts of significant investments.

We just haven't provided the support at a scale equal to the need in many of these communities.

The federal government does have a role--can have a greater role, I think, in supporting that.

We ought to consult the Constitution, which clearly vests that authority in this Congress. We ought not fear that authority and outsource it to the executive branch. We ought to embrace that authority and be willing to make that decision…

I appreciate the gentleman's concern. I think we may simply have a disagreement as to whether or not there is a legitimate Federal role in ensuring that this information is readily available. I understand the point about States, but I…

You raise an excellent point. The issue is, we could mandate, if you would choose to, that States provide information on a website that is easily discernible. The problem is that while wells and other sources may be tested--I don't know if…

I urge my colleagues to adopt this. Just to be clear, I support the underlying legislation, obviously. The amendment simply requires that we provide an opportunity for people who are potentially going to be affected by PFAS, particularly…

This is a chance to get real protection to the president's desk signed and put into law and not just a get well card to people who are facing poisoning or communities that are facing poisoning, but something tangible.

I will take help from anyone who will step up and help tell this story to the American people.

Let us not be afraid of a movie. We should be afraid of the story that that movie tells.

We have not seen that growth experienced uniformly across either the economic spectrum itself.

I would like you to offer any opinion you would like on how helpful it is for the President of the United States to, on occasion, attack the integrity of the Fed.

He has also said that he doesn't know who is our bigger enemy, Jay Powell or Chairman Xi.

I strongly disagree with the President of the United States who has at times said that you are naive.

I appreciate the enthusiasm that I have heard from some of my colleagues on the other side for the expansion of the child tax credit.

The pace of economic inequality has increased dramatically over the past few decades.

The earned income tax credit... and the child tax credit... are two ways--two very significant ways--we can help families start to get ahead.

The earned income tax credit, which is a refundable credit for low wage workers and the child tax credit, are two ways--two very significant ways--we can help families start to get ahead.

The Republican tax bill gave even more advantage to the wealthiest Americans and to the largest corporations in the United States.

As we have heard, the pace of economic inequality has increased dramatically over the past few decades.

This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. We have a huge problem in this country.

This is ridiculous. We have a huge problem in this country.

Exposure to those emissions obviously has a health implication that affects everyone who is exposed to it.

So one way to reduce these greenhouse gases and their impact on the environment is incentivizing more people to drive electric vehicles.

I believe that for the people I represent, we actually have to do a lot more.