this task force now has more than sixty Members, and it's because, as we discover the extent of PFAS contamination, Members of Congress understand that we have this responsibility to step up and defend the people that we work for.
Kildee highlights the growth of the bipartisan PFAS Task Force and its responsibility to address contamination.
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this is not just about the fundamental question of human rights, but the economic interest of American workers.
we knew with pretty good clarity what we were trying to produce when we put together this legislation.
some of the cuts that could be proposed... could force the agency to close field offices and lay off, quite literally, thousands of people
I do think it would make sense for us as a body... to try to focus on tax policy that is a bipartisan approach.
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