I will look at his testimony again more carefully, and Mr. Chair, then I will talk to you about some of the needs that he pointed out in there.
Betty McCollum
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Betty Louise McCollum is a U.S. Representative for Minnesota's 4th congressional district, serving since January 3, 2001. A member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, she has focused her legislative efforts on education, healthcare, and environmental issues. Throughout her tenure, McCollum has been an advocate for policies that support public education funding, access to affordable healthcare, and initiatives aimed at combating climate change. She has also been involved in various committees and has played a role in shaping national policy on these critical issues.
So, on the reservation would you be applying to the Bureau for help with housing for venting for radon?
We cannot take it out of tribal healthcare to fund urban healthcare, and that has been, I think, the biggest friction between moving forward.
Indian Country treats every resource with great respect and tries to use everything to its best ability.
Mr. Chair, thank you. Mr. Payment, we have been told by the BIE that they are committed to completing the long awaited Johnson-O'Malley student count this year.
Has there been any movement, any discussion at all, in the transportation departments that you work with about providing a bridge?
Native wild rice is very, very fragile. It needs absolutely pristine water to grow in.
The tribes would petition to do that, because you need significant numbers of elders who can talk and speak the language.
I am not a fan of Race to the Top, and I was not excited to hear that the President was taking this program and putting it in pre-K and I will tell you why.





