At the epicenter of the initial coronavirus outbreak in the U.S., State and local officials in my State of New York and in my district on Long Island were also the first to deal with the issue of price gouging.
Rice discusses the challenges of price gouging during the pandemic in New York.
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I thought that that Republicans were going to once and for all throw Donald Trump into the trash heap of history and go take the Republican Party in a different direction, but they decided to go with Donald Trump.
I would encourage you to speak to your colleagues on your side of the aisle as to why they are preventing us from doing that, and because they are not getting vaccinated.
Just last month, a young man from my district, Joseph Borgen, was the victim of a anti-Semitic assault on the streets of New York.
I think these noncompete agreements, it is not just low-wage workers, it is even doctors and medical providers who are trapped and are being essentially forced to move to entirely different metropolitan area to continue their profession.
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