We can easily see the ingredients used in the shampoo we put in our hair, or in the foods that we eat; the same transparency requirements must apply to products that touch, or are inserted to, our most sensitive and absorbent parts of the body.
Meng advocated for ingredient transparency in feminine hygiene products.
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I just wanted to follow up on my colleague Mr. Morelle's questions and express appreciation.
This was subsequently blocked by the Supreme Court. We cannot let this latest attempt succeed. Calling this legislation the Equal Representation Act is an oxymoron, and I am voting ``no'' and urge my colleagues to vote ``no.''
CPB's elimination would decimate public media infrastructure, as the vast majority of its funding goes directly to local stations.
As mentioned before, our participation is in the United States' interest. I oppose this amendment. I yield back the balance of my time.
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