Clearly, history is still being made this Women's History Month as we have an unprecedented number of changemaker women from across the country who are standing up and fiercely defending their constituents. We are so grateful for their work in Congress. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentlewoman from Maryland, Representative Sarah Elfreth.
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