Ohio is ready, willing, and able to support semiconductor manufacturing right now. So we are open for business.
Anthony Gonzalez
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Anthony Gonzalez is a former U.S. Representative for Ohio's 16th congressional district, serving from January 3, 2019, to January 13, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he focused on issues such as economic development and national security during his time in office. Prior to his political career, Gonzalez was a professional football player in the NFL, playing as a wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts. He has also been involved in various business ventures and community initiatives in Ohio.
I'm cautiously optimistic--I'm very optimistic that whoever takes over in the coming years will carry on the tradition.
And my belief is that this Committee is so effective because we have such effective leadership.
I want to take a brief moment to thank Chairwoman Johnson for her leadership and commitment to our Committee over these many years.
Not greedy corporations and speculators driving up prices, that is not accurate for why energy prices are high?
I guess I would encourage you--and my concern, again, is we have seen asset bubbles accumulate over the course of the pandemic.
Inflation is particularly hard on low- and middle-income Americans, in particular those with fixed incomes.
You went forward with the American Rescue Plan, which we warned would increase inflation.
How can we look at this information and learn how to better reach minority-owned businesses to ensure they have the same access to these resources, and what are we doing to make this happen?
No one should be denied housing access because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
I have proudly supported home ownership legislation as one of those initiatives.
I have been supportive of legislation that would extend protections to people who are discriminated against based on sex or sexual orientation.
In the United States, I think that all people should have access to economic opportunities to create a better future for themselves and their loved ones.
I believe that people should not have to live in fear of any kind of violence being perpetrated toward them because of who they are.
The Biden administration is refusing to permit this, is refusing to allow this because our policy is not to help fund any kind of projects, fossil fuel projects, abroad.
It is worth noting that if all OECD countries right now stopped burning fossil fuel, stopped emitting any carbon dioxide whatsoever, all of them, right now, for the next 100 years, we would only reduce the temperature by 2100, by 0.8…
Another frustration I might have is--I have many--we have countries like Uganda that are begging for more natural gas.
We should not be clapping our hands for our European partners that like to burn biofuels instead of just going to clean natural gas that is produced in the U.S.
The people who lost their jobs in the fossil fuel industry did not get new jobs.
You are condemning people potentially to shorter life spans because of these policies.
The World Bank put out a report when the big push was for biofuels... it increased food prices globally by about 75 percent.
The entire Chinese culture is built on deception, so I don't believe for a minute that they are going to stop it.
I just think the American people need to wake up and see what is happening here.





