it was Mr. Sensenbrenner and President Bush and others who embraced the 2006 reauthorization.

Thank you, Ms. Roman, for your testimony.

these burdens fall disproportionately on Black, Latino, and immigrant communities.

We should not erect more barriers for just some citizens. Americans who are eligible to vote should be able to register and cast their ballot without undue obstacles and burdens.

It was supported and demanded, actually, by President Lyndon B. Johnson at the time, right after the Selma to Montgomery massacre.

It has been demonstrated time and time again that voter ID laws disproportionately impact racial minorities.

Secretary Granholm is leading our country, she is leading the Department in the right direction.

I introduced H.R. 1730, the Speeding Therapy Access Today, or the STAT Act, with my Rare Disease Caucus cochair and good friend, G.K. Butterfield.

For decades, publicly funded research has laid the foundation for the treatments and cures patients use today.

my priority would be for us to work to find ways to really improve the confidence in our elections by working to appropriately clean up the lists.

I am concerned that, when it comes to electric vehicle charging, rural communities may again be left behind.