Marcy Kaptur
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Marcy Carolyn Kaptur is a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Ohio's 9th congressional district since 1983. She is the longest-serving woman in the history of Congress. Kaptur has focused on various issues throughout her tenure, including healthcare, economic development, and veterans' affairs. Her commitment to her constituents is evident in her advocacy for policies that support working families and promote job growth in Ohio.
we really need a strike force for Lake Erie--that is what we need--and for this most-troubled watershed.
Perhaps my information is not up to date. Why--could you possibly explain this and why would the Department of Justice be ignoring the law?
Last week I received a peculiar invitation from the Kuwaiti Government to celebrate Kuwait's independence at the Trump Hotel. While Kuwait is a close ally of the United States, I feel compelled to decline the invitation. We must reject the…
You have extremely important positions in our country. And this is a problem we need to solve.
What can we do more of to help ensure we provide access to better mental healthcare?
I just point out that nationwide we have a severe shortage of psychiatrists, over 100,000.
I would like to know if there is thinking anywhere along the lines regarding that.
I was very disappointed when we had the heads of West Point, Annapolis, and the Air Force Academy before us...
What more can the United States and our free-world allies do to gird Ukraine for the upcoming winter season against the possibility of Russia turning off the gas?
I want to personally say thank you for that. I think it is an important step, and I look forward to hearing your remarks here.
I am interested in what might we do? Are there ways where we can have offsite solar power being produced where we can give a credit and it can go into these parks?
We generally get an administration in place that doesn't give us enough money for the Corps knowing how vital this is to people's districts that we will restore it.
I think over a thousand or more implementing agencies locally, 50 states, territories, several federal departments...
I really want to create a sort of Mississippi River Corridor discussion, all the way from the Red River Valley up in Minnesota, all the way down to you in Louisiana.
Could you describe any changes in the ecosystem that you see occurring in the Virginia area?
These increases are simply not realistic given other constraints on the Federal budget, and unsustainable year over year.
Diplomatic engagement is a critical part of deterrence, which is something I am not sure everyone in this particular administration understands.
I consider the two districts you represent extremely predictive, as to how we are going to live in this new century.
I was in a mobile home the other day where with the weather being 20 below the man's wall actually somehow expanded.





