Bill Pascrell

We simply cannot be polite to corruption. I don't know any other way to say it. And when you heard this in the beginning of the campaign, this is for the soul of America. That is not an exaggeration. This is on point.

The Postal Service is sounding the alarm about vote by mail for this election.

Investing in communities like Pajaro is not only the right thing to do--the investment is worth it.

For my communities on the Central Coast, this is personal.

I want to state for the record that on January 16, 2020, I missed one roll call vote. Had I been present, I would have voted: yea on rollcall Vote 22, H.J. Res. 76.

At least 10 are so-called red States where the average deduction exceeded $9,000, including South Carolina, Idaho, Arkansas, and West Virginia. SALT benefits flow to all communities, like my hometown of Paterson. SALT relief empowers…

We are here today because of the failure of so many to cast aside narrow ambition to confront the threats standing before us. Offered the chance to investigate this government together, the President and his party stonewalled and…

I want to state for the record that on December 11, 2019, I missed one roll call vote. Had I been present I would have voted: Yes--Rollcall Vote 671--Table Motion to Reconsider H. Res. 758.

This bill has strong support from several law enforcement groups, including Concerns of Police Survivors, the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, the Fraternal Order of Police, the National Association of Police Organizations…

At the Joint Select Committee on Solvency of Multiemployer Pension Plans hearing last year, my constituent Carol Podesta-Smallen said that her monthly benefits were on the verge of being cut by 61 percent--read that--from $2,600 to $1,022…

It is a true testament to how broken our medical system is that during a person's worst moments--when they are at their most vulnerable--they are also burdened with the responsibility of ensuring that their ambulance, their hospital, and…

I am here today to advocate for the 168,000 New Jersians who have been hit with crippling medical debt due to surprise billing, including my constituents in the 7th district.

The marketplace has been governed by zero federal regulation.

If there ever was a monopoly, this is it.

The combined behemoth dominates a $9 billion per year industry and holds over 80 percent of market share.

It is time again that we look here.

The opioid epidemic has ravaged too many families and neighborhoods.

These bad actors must be held accountable.

We must continue to urge fair market competition to lower healthcare costs, and allow Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices in a similar manner as the Veterans Administration.

Congressional rhetoric alone will not force companies to engage in moral business standards, which is why we must enact stronger backstops into law to protect patients from industry's predatory practices.

I come before you today as an advocate for thousands of my constituents in Ohio's 9th congressional district who are struggling to afford their prescription medicine.

The legislative framework Big Pharma has enjoyed for too long must be reformed.

I have followed this marketplace for over a decade.

The BOSS Act lets ticket buyers know how many tickets are going on sale, how many are going to be held back, and where those tickets are coming from.

In my neighborhood in Paterson, New Jersey, that is called thievery.