Political Quotes

Bill Pascrell

The Public Record

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.

Quotes by year · 1997–2024821 total · peak 2023 (92)
1997: 2 quotes1998: 4 quotes1999: 1 quote2000: 3 quotes2001: 7 quotes2002: 1 quote2003: 6 quotes2004: 1 quote2005: 3 quotes2006: 2 quotes2007: 2 quotes2008: 2 quotes2009: 69 quotes2010: 12 quotes2011: 82 quotes2012: 73 quotes2013: 85 quotes2014: 73 quotes2015: 33 quotes2016: 54 quotes2017: 54 quotes2018: 18 quotes2019: 79 quotes2020: 11 quotes2021: 12 quotes2022: 1 quote2023: 92 quotes2024: 39 quotes
Feb 5, 2024

Similarly, the cost of insulin is now capped at $35 for millions of Americans, thanks to the action that we took.

congress.gov
Feb 5, 2024

Americans received terrific news last week that the Medicare has begun its historic negotiation to lower the price of 10 popular drugs.

congress.gov
Jan 31, 2024

The enhanced Child Tax Credit enacted by Democrats in 2021 slashed childhood poverty in half. I repeat: in half. It is not hyperbole to call it one of the most successful policies ever passed by this Congress. And it is a tragedy its…

govinfo.gov
Jan 16, 2024

Protecting the privacy of the American people must be our priority. I strongly urge my colleagues to support this commonsense measure. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.

govinfo.gov
Jan 16, 2024

I strongly encourage my colleagues to support this commonsense measure today. Mr. Speaker, I reserve the balance of my time.

govinfo.gov
Jan 10, 2024

I encourage the Committee to work with my office and relevant stakeholders to explore ways in which the non-federal sponsor could request that the Army Corps perform the cleanup while the non-federal sponsor remains financially responsible.

congress.gov
Jan 10, 2024

I want to thank you for your time--I know it has been a long day, it will be a longer day, I've got to run back to my committee--and consideration of my request.

congress.gov
Jan 10, 2024

I encourage the committee to work with my office to explore ways the Army Corps could perform cleanup, while the non-Federal sponsor remains financially responsible.

congress.gov
Jan 10, 2024

I hope that the committee will support my request for a study of Berry's Creek to devise solutions to these issues.

congress.gov
Jan 10, 2024

I hope the committee will honor my request for an Army Corps study on how they can help make the raceway system operable.

congress.gov
Jan 10, 2024

I can't say enough--and in 25 years that I have been in this Congress--of an agency that has been more responsive than the Army Corps of Engineers.

congress.gov
Jan 10, 2024

I am requesting the committee support a comprehensive study by the Army Corps of Engineers to examine measures to improve flood mitigation, river navigation, and environmental sustainability on the Passaic River.

congress.gov
Jan 10, 2024

Flooding is a recurring problem in my State, with severe consequences for communities in the Passaic River Basin.

congress.gov
Jan 10, 2024

I want to thank you, Chairman and Ranking Member, for the opportunity to testify in support of my Water Resources Development Act priorities.

congress.gov
Dec 12, 2023

I hope my colleagues across the aisle will support finally allowing the IRS to do its job.

congress.gov
Dec 12, 2023

For a decade the other side hailed the Supreme Court's hideous decision. I think it is a hideous decision, you don't.

congress.gov
Dec 12, 2023

It has been over 13 years since the Supreme Court unleashed a tidal wave of dark money into politics through the disastrous--or what I consider--a Citizens United decision.

congress.gov
Dec 12, 2023

I would like to change the Supreme Court's mind about that, because I know it has opened up for everybody.

congress.gov
Dec 12, 2023

To toss out a century of campaign finance law and open up the floodgates to unlimited dark money in our elections.

congress.gov
Dec 12, 2023

As you know, in 2020 the Trump Administration issued a ruling ending the longstanding requirement for tax-exempt organizations to disclose substantial donor names and addresses to the IRS.

congress.gov
Dec 12, 2023

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, the IRS finally has some resources to go after political malfeasance.

congress.gov
Dec 5, 2023

Our Treasury debt has long been the world's safest asset, historically, but default extortion has lowered credit ratings.

congress.gov
Dec 5, 2023

We have only escaped fiscal calamity by the skin of our teeth, listening to all of our great speakers here today.

congress.gov
Dec 5, 2023

Rather than continuing to push extreme proposals, we need to come together to start governing.

congress.gov
Dec 5, 2023

Fully extending tax scams would add another $3.5 trillion to the deficit.

congress.gov

Politicians like Bill Pascrell