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Angie Craig is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Minnesota's 2nd congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and support for family farmers. Craig has been an advocate for policies that address the challenges faced by her constituents, particularly in the agricultural sector, often speaking out against trade policies that negatively impact farmers. She is known for her active engagement in legislative matters and her commitment to representing the interests of Minnesota families.
I rise today to honor two incredible Minnesotans and friends who were taken from us too soon: Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark Hortman. We lost Melissa and Mark two weekends ago in an unthinkable, politically motivated attack…
overdose deaths are preventable, and we should be using all the tools at our disposal to save American families from the pain of losing a loved one to opioids. It is past time we treat the opioid crisis like the public health crisis that…
as we celebrate Police Week and recognize the law enforcement officers and first responders who put themselves in harm's way each and every day to keep our community safe, we must remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. I rise…
The cut you are proposing to SNAP tonight would be the largest rollback of an anti-hunger program in our nation's history.
SNAP doesn't enable dependence, it enables resilience. And here's the deeper truth: Access to food is not a privilege.
We’re proud Minnesotans — a state of fierce independence, freedom and community. People willing to take on the powerful and fight for what’s right
It’s why I’m running for U.S. Senate: to listen, to fight for all of Minnesota and to win.
It's time to fight back. We've got to break through the chaos and take them head on
an out-of-control, unelected billionaire trying to take control of our government and burn it to the ground
I am actually stunned as we stand here today because, as my colleagues talk about their plan, what they are doing, in reality, is giving billionaires the national credit card and telling them to go hog wild, racking up $14 trillion in…
President Trump changes his tariff policy more than most people change their socks. One day he is picking fights with Canada and Mexico, our friends, and the next day he is launching a global trade war. Today, he is pausing tariffs on some…
We rise today on behalf of a grateful Nation to honor three heroes from my Minnesota community: Burnsville Police Officers Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge and Firefighter/Paramedic Adam Finseth. These three public servants gave their lives…
We have a unique opportunity in front of us to get sustainable aviation fuel off the ground.
This bipartisan bill supports young and beginning farmers by expanding the definition of a beginning farmer by 5 years.
Thank you for being here, Secretary Vilsack. It is a great honor to be here with you on my birthday.
Too many American families know the immense heartbreak of losing a loved one to an overdose, but overdose deaths are preventable, and we have a responsibility to do everything we can in this body to save lives. That is why I introduced my…
This bipartisan bill supports young and beginning farmers by expanding the definition of a beginning farmer by 5 years.
This bipartisan bill would expand the successful rural water circuit rider program to include cybersecurity technical assistance and authorize funding to hire a cybersecurity circuit rider for all 50 states.
On October 23, 1983, the United States of America suffered an unspeakable loss as 220 Marines, 18 Navy sailors, and 3 Army soldiers were killed in a horrific act of violence in the Marine barracks at the Beirut airport. My heart is with …
These flexibilities are important in ensuring that rural communities and families receive adequate broadband service now and into the future.
We have several opportunities to improve health outcomes through USDA broadband programs.
Colorado has seen more and more rural hospitals close, and care options remain extremely limited.
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