Antonio Delgado

Love demands better! Love demands more!

It’s a call for justice at every level, from economic inequality, protecting our environment, to protecting worker’s rights and human rights, race, gender inequity, everything.

The people that are feeling the smoke, they are being left behind, and profit is being put before them.

The state deserves better leadership.

I want to be clear [Adams’] guilt or his innocence is not the question. The question is: Is he in a position to serve the best interests of the city?

I think the first step is to call for resignation — that is the most important way to proceed at this moment.

New York City deserves a Mayor accountable to the people, not beholden to the President. Mayor Adams should step down.

Americans should be able to choose where they want to live without having to make concessions on access to fast and reliable broadband internet, clean water, and affordable healthcare.

Ultimately, rural America knows best how to invest in their communities.

Keeping farmland in the hands of working farmers is essential to ensuring the health of rural economies.

The growth of the domestic renewable economy helps secure America's energy future.

We cannot forget that residential energy affordability is still a real problem in rural America.

Today's hearing will examine a topic many of us know intimately--the critical need and importance of investment in rural America.

The daily lives and well-being of over 46 million people in rural counties across America are directly impacted by the kind of work we will do here today.

Our goal cannot just be to keep rural communities alive. We need to do the work to ensure that those communities are thriving and can succeed in a 21st century economy.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made even more clear that having reliable internet connection is a necessity.

Woman, I am prepared to close, and I want to use this opportunity to strengthen our defenses against these dangerous ``forever chemicals'' and protect our drinking water for generations to come. Madam Chair, I urge a ``yes'' vote on this…

A first step to addressing these headwinds facing small farmers includes giving our farmers the increased flexibility to reorganize their finances.

Supporting our family farmers starts with pushing back against group think supporting economies-of-scale rather than economies-of-cooperation.

We cannot and will not 'choose' to leave these folks behind when crafting Federal policy.

Economies-of-cooperation ought to guide our work to create inclusive policy that helps every farmer get ahead.

We cannot and will not choose to leave these folks behind when crafting Federal policy.

Every time I have held a town hall--and I have held quite a few--I hear from folks about the cost of healthcare.

I promised my constituents I would pursue this path, and with that promise in mind, this spring introduced the Medicare-X Choice Act along with my colleagues including Representative Higgins and Larsen.