Can you describe how the windfall elimination provision negatively impacts our first responders, that is police and fire?
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.
We had a massive tax cut voted upon in December of 2017. And when we look at the results of that tax cut, we don't see the increase in wages that this body was committed to.
Social Security plays an important role in ensuring economic security for Americans, from seniors, to women, to people of color, to younger workers.
The legislation on the floor today contains within it the Presidential Tax Transparency Act, a bill that I lead with our prime sponsor, Representative Anna Eshoo from California. This legislation requires sitting Presidents as well as…
I support H.R. 1 for taking needed steps to get dark money and foreign money out of our politics; restore voting rights that are under assault in States around the country; improve our election security, as you heard the last gentleman…
To Virginia Foxx and to David Price, I would expect you two to be here. I really would. To the gentleman and the gentlewoman and to the staff, I sat quietly in the back, but I know what you felt about Walter Jones. I say thank you to you…
I hope for another meeting, Ambassador. We will talk about the relationship between your job and the Treasury's job, in terms of trade, and where exactly does the Congress fit in.
It is very clear that the Congress has a major role, the major role, under article 1 in trade negotiations.
the Republican Party--and I have many friends on the other side, most of my bills are bipartisan--but what they finally decided on was the tax cuts on the top by robbing states, middle class of their SALT deduction.
the American Dream is slipping away. Today it is less likely than at any point in the last 70 years that a child will be better off than their parents were.
The new law did nothing to provide opportunities for middle-class families and those who aspire to it.
We could have taken this opportunity to create a fair system for everyone to rise and fall by their own merits.
Every President should release his or her tax returns to the public as a matter of course.
We are not interested in getting someone; we are interested in following the law. Period.
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.





