The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law invested $1.2 trillion to modernize our Nation's aging and crumbling infrastructure.
Frank Pallone
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Frank Joseph Pallone is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for New Jersey's 6th congressional district since 1993. A member of the Democratic Party, Pallone has been a prominent advocate for health care reform, environmental protection, and consumer rights. He has played a key role in shaping legislation related to public health and climate change, often speaking out against policies he views as detrimental to these areas.
The Inflation Reduction Act will help us lead the world in the transition to a clean energy economy.
I fought for decades to reinstate this tax, and thanks to these two bills, it is once again a reality.
the budget cuts and rollbacks that are included in the Default on America Act... is--it's really going to hurt a lot of this cleanup
I thank the chairman for holding this hearing and look forward to the discussion with our witnesses this morning.
Democrats on this committee have long prioritized a holistic approach to public health preparedness and response.
Antimicrobial resistance is not a new phenomenon. It has been vexing scientists and Congress for years.
Thank you to our witnesses for helping us better understand the serious threat that antimicrobial resistance poses to public health.
I am committed to getting a bill over the finish line, and look forward to continuing to work with Chair Rodgers and our subcommittee chairs to that effect.
Thank you and Chair Rodgers and Ranking Member Schakowsky for all that you are doing to push this national privacy bill and framework.
For decades we have sought to safeguard Americans' fundamental right to privacy with a series of fragmented sector-by-sector laws.
I thank my colleague from the same class, the ranking member, for yielding time. Mr. Speaker, House Republicans are manufacturing a crisis to justify cruel cuts that will raise costs for American families, kick millions of people off their…
Republicans are moving to the Default on America Act without an open or transparent process.
This week, we are seeing just how far House Republicans will go to put the interests of polluters over the American people.
Speaker McCarthy's bill will raise costs for American families, kick millions of people off their health insurance, reverse the progress we have made to combat the worsening climate crisis.
If we do not respond to climate change effectively, we will be a poorer, sicker, and less competitive nation.
Medicaid work requirements do not increase employment. They merely result in individuals losing coverage as a result of bureaucratic red tape.
Patients deserve greater transparency in the prices they pay for healthcare.
Democrats delivered real solutions, and not one Republican on this committee voted for either the Inflation Reduction Act or the bipartisan infrastructure bill.
If Republicans succeed in cutting $100 billion from Medicaid, the consequences will be devastating.
I think you just made the case why we should completely reject Republicans' rollbacks of the Inflation Reduction Act.
the Republican leadership prepares to bring Speaker McCarthy's what I consider irresponsible and extreme Default on America Act to the House floor.
The Speaker's bill will raise costs for American families, kick millions of people off their health insurance, and cut $100 billion from the Medicaid program.





