The failure to completely address the life-threatening hazards that working Americans are facing from COVID-19 is not the fault of OSHA professional staff, but rather due to the unfortunate decisions of OSHA's political leadership.
Blame placed on political leadership for OSHA's failures during the pandemic.
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In one of the richest countries in the world no one working full-time should be living in poverty.
In my district, thousands of residents are struggling to make ends meet while the Trump administration puts the interests of billionaires above those of ordinary Americans.
The Trump administration's attempt to gut protections for tipped workers have only worsened these issues by allowing employers to steal almost 6 billion dollars of worker's hard-earned tips for themselves each year.
The $30 billion SNAP cut alongside the provisions you highlight today does a disservice to families in farm country.
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