President Trump has taken action, decisive action, to protect Americans and to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
John Joyce
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John Patrick Joyce is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 13th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Joyce has focused on issues such as healthcare, agriculture, and veterans' affairs during his time in office. He has been active in advocating for policies that support rural communities and small businesses in Pennsylvania. Joyce previously worked as a physician and has emphasized the importance of healthcare access in his legislative efforts.
While I know that border security has not been in the news as much recently, it is still so critical that we secure our border.
Thank you, Secretary Wolf, for appearing here today, and for your testimony and the work that you and your Department do for us at securing our border.
We need to secure the border at the border, and that includes the drugs coming across.
Soleimani was a terrorist who had the blood of hundreds of American soldiers on his hands.
Thank you, Chairwoman Finkenauer, and thank you for holding this hearing and for holding the hearing last month in Gettysburg in my district.
The number one issue in south central Pennsylvania that I ran on was health care.
Having reliable and affordable high-speed Internet connection can make all the difference.
Thank you, Chairwoman Finkenauer. Good afternoon, and thank all of you for being with us today in historic Gettysburg.
But I have concerns. This program demonstrates that, yes, there is public policy that can succeed when it aligns with the power in the private market.
However, in the underserved and rural communities, like those that I am proud to represent in South Central Pennsylvania, obtaining capital remains a common barrier to growth.
Thank you for addressing such an important issue, within hours of us coming back to Washington, addressing preparation for growing the energy economy.
But our future as an agricultural districts jeopardized by the fact that of the over 14,000 producers in my district, not even 2,100 of them are under the age of 35.
I am impressed by the entrepreneurial spirit of the 2,741 new and beginning farmers in my District, but we need to see that number grow.
Communities in my district and across the country rely on our nation's 2.2 million farms.
Today, our subcommittee will examine the difficulties affecting America's new and beginning farmers.
I, too, have a child with autism, and I realize what you have done by providing palliative protein to children who have sensory issues when eating.
Pennsylvania is not Iowa, and Iowa is not Pennsylvania. And yet, this is one of the strongest, bipartisan Committees you can find in the United States Capitol.
In the small business world, and I come from that small business world, one size does clearly not fit all.
Today, we reinforce our commitment to seeing that SBA fulfills its goals relating to this program and maximizes every dollar to help small businesses reach their significant potential on the international market.
There is a surge of people who seek--and I emphasize to you, sir, the word 'seek'--to be apprehended at the border.





