Marcia Fudge

I bet you could do a whole lot with $1.375 billion dollars. What you think?

It is not a tax cut; it is a tax shift. And so, as it funnels down, local communities get less and less.

Education has become the civil rights issue of our time.

I think it is very insensitive. But neither here nor there.

I just think it is ludicrous to say that the richest nation in the world cannot pay people a decent wage.

It is ridiculous to me, knowing that the wage gap is getting bigger, the wealth gap is getting bigger...

I think it is very insensitive.

Give us the ballot, because it is a shame that the country that calls itself the light on the hill would treat its own citizens this way.

This is still the land of the free and the home of the brave.

I represent one of the poorest districts in America with a fairly large minority population.

Your testimony has been enlightening, it has been at times disturbing, and at times just egregious.

They struck down the idea that all eligible Americans should have the right to vote.

We are here to talk about the Voting Rights Act.

It is critical to have your input, and we are excited to hear it.

Submitted Proposed Rule by Hon. Marcia L. Fudge, a Representative in Congress from Ohio

I ask for an immediate extension of the comment period from 60 to 120 days.

This proposed rule does just the opposite.

I request an immediate extension of the comment period from 60 to 120 days to allow for meaningful and robust comments.

The Managers also acknowledge that waivers from the ABAWD time limit are necessary in times of recession and in areas with labor surpluses or higher rates of unemployment.

The Conference Committee also rejected House provisions that would shorten SNAP's 3 month time limit to 1 month and expand the population subject to the rule to a broader group of recipients.

I think there is absolutely nothing wrong with working with your hands.

We are going to cut Social Security benefits and we are going to cut Medicare and Medicaid to pay for a tax cut for rich people.

Whatever numbers they keep telling us is just made up. Just more fake news, right?

If it was not your intent to make the rich richer with the Trump tax scam, you absolutely failed miserably.

I just consider it fake news. It's just all fake news.