Chaka Fattah
The Public Record
But your judgment is in question if you sincerely believe the Senate is going to do anything at any point.
We have crossed a major river with the majority of the patents being sought in America are not being sought by domestic individuals.
the President's budget calls for an increase in NASA, I think, shows that they have a prioritization in terms of the work of NASA.
You can expound to whatever degree you like given that there are less than eight minutes left on this vote.
Well let me thank you for your testimony and say that between both Ranking Member Wolf who has been really at the vanguard of a lot of the efforts around drug treatment, and the Second Chance Program, and just working with alternatives to…
Representative Suzanne Kosmas of Florida is drafting a bill called Space to Schools...
We ask your Committee to continue to support, encourage, where possible increase the funding for various STEM education initiatives...
I think that the Committee has demonstrated in the past its significant support for and interest in the work of Big Brothers Big Sisters.
We are concerned with the Administration's proposal for out-year funding for NASA's ARMD aeronautics...
I think I am a signatory on the letter with the 50 colleagues on this matter. So obviously I am sympathetic.
Therefore, it is my honor to ask for $500,000 in this fiscal year's budget for EAC's Brooklyn TASC Project.
And I think the country will be excited to witness the Space Exploration Meeting that the President is coming to lead and to listen.
Let me thank the gentlelady from California. I want to congratulate my colleague for her extraordinary leadership on this issue of such importance. We know of the real environmental challenges facing the oceans throughout the world. Oceans…
The beauty of sports--you know, we're entering into March Madness; we just witnessed the Olympics. When you get to sports, there's a scorecard. All the talk and all the bravado really doesn't matter. You kind of look at what the score is…
the notion that somehow he was being coddled just doesn't square with the facts in this instance.
You took this job a few days before 9/11. Since that fateful day, you have done a great deal to make sure that our country could be safe, and you should be applauded for that.
Maybe diverting some people from the system whose crimes, even though they are crimes, could be addressed in a different way.
I think is nonsense. And it is a disservice to many, many people in our country who are not afraid to--you know, and I'm glad this Administration is killing and capturing bad guys all over the world.
A society that is resistant and discriminates against people who have been incarcerated.
So you are not a political appointee of any kind, you are just serving the public's need to administer the prison system.





