This contract, I agree, there's certain health reasons that we should be reaching out to the public...
Carolyn Maloney
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Carolyn Maloney is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New York's 12th congressional district since 1993. A member of the Democratic Party, she has held various leadership roles within Congress and is known for her advocacy on issues such as women's rights, economic equality, and gun control. Throughout her tenure, Maloney has been involved in significant legislative efforts, including those aimed at supporting the garment industry in New York City.
H.R. 3, which would merely allow our country to negotiate for lower drug prices for Medicare.
And I would really caution against a government takeover that H.R. 3 subscribes.
the claims by drug companies about why they need to increase prices to pay for research and development... are simply not true.
The answer to that question is to allow Medicare to negotiate directly for drug prices with the drug companies.
His No. 1 priority then, and our No. 1 priority now, is the health and the well-being of the American people.
It's clear to me that large corporations have benefited from the Fed's rescue programs much more than small-and medium-sized businesses.
Yet, in the agreement signed earlier, there was nothing in it to protect the rights of Afghan women and girls.
Terrorist organizations who pose a threat to us are stronger now than they were on September 10, 2001.
We have leverage as the United States to stand up for the protection of women and girls.
Well, I'm glad that, on September 18, you reversed yourself and recommended that asymptomatic people do get tested if they're exposed to the virus.
I launched an investigation with Chairwoman Waters, and Representatives Engel and Clyburn, into the Administration's $765 million loan to Kodak.
Earlier this year, the House passed my legislation, the 8-K Trading Gap Act, with overwhelming bipartisan support.
Nobody wants their constituents to be missed. So, let us make sure that doesn't happen.
Let us not hide the truth. Let us not bury the truth. Let us recognize it and let us act accordingly.
We will have to live with the results of it for a decade, and if 2020 has taught us anything by now it is that people's lives, our economy, and our democracy depend on getting things right the first time.
We need to keep that deadline for the response followup. We need to have that extend through the end of October.
I call upon my GOP colleagues to give the Bureau the time it says it needs to do the Census right in 2020.
Early voting could reduce lines on election day, helping ensure that everyone has an opportunity to cast their ballot.
With the pandemic still killing hundreds of Americans each day, CDC guidelines say election officials should, and I quote, 'consider increasing the number of polling locations available for early voting and extending the hours of…





