I appreciate your leadership within the Latino or Hispanic community to say participate.
Pat McHenry
The Public Record
Patrick Timothy McHenry is a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing North Carolina's 10th congressional district since 2005. Throughout his tenure, he has held various leadership roles, including serving as the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee. McHenry is known for his focus on financial services and technology issues, advocating for policies that promote innovation and economic growth.
The data collected by the Census Bureau is vitally important to the calculation of funding levels and appropriations in Federal programs.
The question isn't should they get a $10,000 bonus, the real question is should I get my thousand bucks back because they lost so much.
The American taxpayers are sick and tired of being shareholders. Let's get them out of that.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I have a question that one of my colleagues asked the previous panel that I thought was an interesting one.
Without a banking relationship, MSBs are unable to provide financial services to communities, making it difficult for millions of Americans.
I put forward a bill which establishes a mechanism that would allow MSBs to self-certify their compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act.
If this issue is left unaddressed, the viability of MSBs will be compromised, potentially pushing many of their transactions underground.
Thank you, Chairman Clay, for your leadership and thank you for your hard work on this matter.
We have to give her the opportunity to account for the negligence within the Archives.
We have to change the culture in the Archives and make sure that we protect our Nation's data.
Thank you from coming back before Congress and I know this is not one of the more joyful days of your life.
I am pleased to be a co-sponsor of H.R. 22, which if enacted we believe would save as much as $2 billion in retirement payments this year for the Postal Service.
I oppose this legislation as I have utilized my credit cards to pay for some costly oral surgery. I do not want to get penalized by this legislation for making my payments on time.
Make no mistake about it, if this bill passes, it is going to be a lot harder for people to access the credit they need to pay their bills, cover their medical emergencies, or finance a large purchase.
I want to make sure that the Blanks family of Fruitvale, Texas, do not lose their credit card.
All groups seeking Federal acknowledgement as Indian tribes should go through the administrative process of the Department of the Interior.
We should take the politics out of the Federal recognition process and allow the Office of Federal Acknowledgement to do its job.
I cannot support this legislation, which would allow the Lumbee to circumvent the process, while other groups diligently work toward the goal of recognition through the Office of Federal Acknowledgement.
the point that I think Congressman Shuler and I, as well as Congressman Jones, are making is that we have an established process, and what we would like to do is reform that process and make it work.
My position on this bill is very straightforward. All groups seeking federal acknowledgement as Indian tribes should go through the administrative process at the Department of the Interior.
It is my understanding and the reason I joined Mr. Shuler in H.R. 839 was that this would give an advantage to the Lumbees if they deserve that advantage to move them in front of the list, to give them a chance to go ahead and have their…





