There is a lot I could say about this report of John Fetterman’s pathetic behavior as a senator.
Chris Deluzio
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Chris Deluzio is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Pennsylvania's 17th congressional district. A member of the Democratic Party, he has been in office since January 2023. Deluzio focuses on issues such as inflation and corporate accountability, advocating for policies to protect consumers from price gouging. His legislative efforts reflect a commitment to addressing economic challenges faced by everyday Americans.
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September 5, 2026
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by number of sourcesThe big reason for that is that youth sports are getting swallowed up by private equity vulture investors that are seeing dollar signs instead of community.
It’s long past time to meet the moment in this new age of surveillance and protect workers from bosses tracking their every move on the clock with powerful tools.
Western Pennsylvania and other coal communities powered our country for decades, but the industry left behind a lot of dangerous and polluting, ‘zombie mines,
I think the bigger picture for us in the Congress is putting a stop to this mass deportation regime that has broken up families, has broken up homes of people who are not committing crimes.
These are people who have not been charged with violent crimes. They have not been charged with things like robbery or burglary or rape or murder. And yet that’s who’s in this facility.
Sports should be a sacred part of childhood. Instead, big money vultures have turned youth sports into a luxury item. That must end.
The problem is not our military. The problem is the White House and the civilian leadership. I just really don’t think they know what the heck they are doing.
The cost, as you know, we’re talking billions of dollars, American lives, energy markets are really destabilized and more.
I think the military has been put in this position – and they are doing tactically what they’re being asked to do. The Trump administration, though, the strategic part of this? They’re floundering.
Prices are still too high, and inflation is still pounding folks. Especially now, we need to rein in monopolists and other huge corporations with the power to price-gouge the American people.
I want him to be healthy, and he’s been pretty honest so far about his struggles and treatment.
We have to be able to say that [Trump’s tariffs] are really dangerous and hurtful.
You’ve got to be tough … You’ve got to be clear about who you’re fighting against.
Donald Trump understood that anger. What does he offer? Snake oil of hate, division and autocracy. That’s not the way forward. We’re here to call out that bulls---.
He saw that wound in the American psyche. What does he offer? Snake oil of hate, division and autocracy. That’s not the way forward.
Now is not the time to be a wimp, and that two, we’ve got to put the economic fight front and center.
Embrace tariffs as one component of a broader industrial strategy to revitalize American manufacturing.
Washington’s failed 'free trade' consensus... had constituted a 'race to the bottom' that 'hollowed out our industrial power' and 'cost us good jobs.'
I thank the gentlewoman from Oregon (Ms. Hoyle) for her comments. Tonight, we have heard from Members from my side of the party, Democrats from across the country representing a lot of different districts, but we are all speaking out on…
I thank the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Casar) for his comments. Mr. Speaker, if you want to respect hard work, you have to respect the people who do that hard work. That is at the core of this, and respecting the labor movement is so…





