I encourage my colleagues to support this bill honoring an American patriot who paid the ultimate sacrifice in service to our Nation. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.
Yvette Herrell
The Public Record
American politician and realtor (born 1964)
I encourage my colleagues to support this bill honoring an America patriot who paid the ultimate sacrifice and service to our Nation, and I yield back the balance of my time.
I encourage my colleagues to support this bill honoring a dedicated local public servant, and I yield back the balance of my time.
I encourage my colleagues to support this bipartisan bill that addresses an emerging national security issue, and I yield back the balance of my time.
It is costing families more and more to buy groceries, from eggs to the cost of bacon, to fill up our gas tanks.
In reality, this hearing is just another attempt to vilify this Nation's most significant energy sector.
It is an absolute disservice to the American people when Committee hearings and time are used solely to score political points.
I will continue to advocate for relief assistance and work to ensure that New Mexico is better prepared in the future.
I pledge to work with Chairman Khanna to ensure that administration witnesses appear before us in the future to answer our questions on behalf of our constituents.
The American people deserve to hear testimony from senior-level Biden administration witnesses.
It is unconscionable that each official refused to testify at today's hearing.
Pretty soon I fear the only thing that will be endangered in America is the American farmer and rancher.
This administration has taken many destructive actions that will negatively impact our ag operations.
It is clear that we must work at ensuring a robust domestic supply of critical minerals to ensure our national security.
This legislation would have a devastating effect in Nevada's 4th Congressional District that would lead to job losses.
You cannot have B without A. You cannot have solar, you cannot have these green projects without critical minerals.
How about the UNclean Energy Minerals from China, Russia, and Child Slaves in the Congo Act?
Unfortunately, the bill we are considering today, H.R. 7580, ignores these ever-worsening supply chain concerns.
I think this would be reckless and endanger Americans in the heart of winter, causing a surge in prices for heating and oil.
We are going to pass the most ridiculous bill in American history, the infrastructure reconciliation bill, that does nothing for the American people.
And the saddest thing of all is we have a President who has tweeted about the million jobs he is going to create or the 4 million jobs he is going to create.





