Mark Amodei
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Mark Eugene Amodei is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Nevada's 2nd congressional district since September 1, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Amodei has focused on issues pertinent to rural communities and has been vocal about the importance of funding for rural broadcasters. His legislative efforts often emphasize the need for reliable information sources and support for local economies in Nevada.
If we want to screen people for metal before they go vote, that is fine with me.
I want to join in Congresswoman Herrera Beutler's thing about, you know, it would be nice just to have kind of the general accounting info folks...
I feel like I would be doing legislative malpractice, however, if I didn't talk about the coronavirus.
Since then, the benefit now, only because we gave it a boost in the last appropriations process, is around a little over $29 a week.
When I first came here--I got elected in '12--that first session, a number of us lived on SNAP for a week.
I have done the home visits of people, the new mothers, and seen the despair and the conditions.
I am really concerned--and I saw the President had a directive for military personnel especially about buying American.
The purpose of my accepting your invitation to testify falls under the lessons learned category.
I am guessing if it was written the right way, you might get it through, and then we will just see who supports Indian Country and who doesn't.
I can see there are some things that there are no cultural differences about.
I have been a big believer in lethal aid to Ukraine to get Russia's attention.
People back home still, to this day, cannot understand how we spend $750 a day to house children for really long periods of time.
This is certainly a sad stain in our Nation's history of what has happened with this period, and we are not through it yet.
You don't get much worse, I think, as far as government policy doing things like this.





