What do I think of someone who comes to Detroit and then dumps on Detroit? It's the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
Elissa Slotkin
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Elissa Slotkin is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 7th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as national security, healthcare, and economic development. Slotkin's background includes experience as a former CIA analyst and as a senior advisor in the Department of Defense, which informs her legislative priorities and approach to governance. She has been active in advocating for bipartisan solutions and has worked on various initiatives to support her constituents in Michigan.
I'm not immediately saying, rah, rah, I'm on board. I can have those conversations with Kamala Harris when we disagree. Mike Rogers can't disagree with Donald Trump.
Michigan, we know what happened in 2016 when Democrats took Michigan for granted and we went the wrong direction.
I think it's a different type of threat, but because we depend on them, we have a globalized economy; but whether it's their military advantages that they have in some cases or it's the way they have just dominated our supply chains and…
I believe in bipartisan legislation. It's always better when it's bipartisan.
This November, let's elect a president who will lean forward to embrace the future because America doesn't follow. We do not retreat. We are the damn United States of America. We lead.
Trump wants to take us backwards. He admires dictators, a lot. He treats our friends as adversaries and our adversaries as friends.
Right now, President Biden is behind Trump in all of our polling, in the Senate races in a dead heat.
Myself and Representative Feenstra from this Committee put together something that we tried to make real, which is that when a foreign entity from an adversarial country tries to buy farmland, they would just go through a national security…
This bipartisan bill will require DOI to add Potash and Phosphate to the 2022 Critical Minerals list.
This bipartisan bill would provide mandatory funding to purchase development rights via conservation easements from private and Tribal landowners.
This bipartisan bill will require DOI to add Potash and Phosphate to the 2022 Critical Minerals list.
When we stand with them we send a clear message to Iran and others about religious freedom, our own values, and how we expect Chaldeans and other religious minorities of Iraq to be treated by their own government and others.
I hope that as this committee looks at ending Iran's malign activities around the world that it considers the plight of religious minorities in the Middle East who are often targeted for violence and oppression.
I believe that passing this resolution would send a strong message to the governments around the world including Iran, Iraq, and others that the U.S. will not abide by the persecution of religious minorities.
We have spent some money. We have seen $400 billion of capital contributions coming as a result.
To be clear, Congress created that program. It was bipartisan for the new members in the room.
We appreciate your consideration of the immense positive impact SNAP has on the lives of millions of Americans as well as its beneficial impact on the national economy and our nation's long-term financial sustainability.
I led a defense supply chain task force in 2021 with Representative Mike Gallagher picking up the rug on defense supply chains.
I am proud to be the only Michigander on this side of the Agriculture Committee on the House side along with Senator Stabenow, obviously, the queen of agriculture on the Senate side.
The EPA changing its standards on PFAS will mean that the Department is asked to live up to those standards.





