We are not interested in getting someone; we are interested in following the law. Period.
Bill Pascrell
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Bill Pascrell is an American politician serving as a member of the United States House of Representatives from New Jersey's 9th congressional district since 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, he has been an advocate for various issues including healthcare, education, and infrastructure. Throughout his tenure, Pascrell has focused on improving the quality of life for his constituents and has been involved in numerous legislative initiatives aimed at supporting local communities.
Every President should release his or her tax returns to the public as a matter of course.
You voted more than 70 times to repeal the protections and take us back to the days of uncertain and discriminatory coverage.
Doing away with the mandate and cutting subsidies, et cetera, et cetera, is just the beginning of how you try to strangle the Affordable Care Act.
The Economic Policy Institute reports that 3.4 million jobs, American jobs, have been lost due to China trade since 2001.
A new approach is needed. The question now is what is the new approach, and will it be effective?
I do not think anybody, Democrat, Republican, Independent, would conclude from what--looking at their behavior that they need to, in some way, be impacted.
This Congress and the very people in this room should have the most to say about what direction we go in in trade.
Republicans have not done much of anything up to now to confront this issue.
I and many Democrats in Congress have a strong record on calling out China for their trade cheating.
Do you agree that Mexico has failed to live up to its obligations with respect to NAFTA's labor side agreement, yes or no?
And what that does is increase the lack of credibility in government. And it seems to me that that may be an objective of some people who get elected to come to this House.
These types of numbers are outrageous, and they are unacceptable, and we cannot argue them away.
This is a pattern, a plague on both parties. No one is individually responsible.
We need to provide the Social Security Administration with more resources to reduce wait times for paying benefits.
We have had expiration times in the last 5 or 6 years, but we always come together. We passed last week the Miscellaneous Tariff Bill in Trade. I think that is a good sign moving forward, working together in order to protect--not be…
Your first responsibility and my first responsibility is to the country, not to any political party, not to any President.





