Madeleine Dean
The Public Record
Madeleine Dean is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Pennsylvania's 4th congressional district. A member of the Democratic Party, she has served in Congress since January 3, 2019. Dean has focused on various issues, including healthcare, education, and women's rights during her time in office. She has been an advocate for gun control and has worked on legislation aimed at protecting the environment and addressing climate change.
I heard your estimate of what is needed, $500 million a year in a sustained way, not year after year deciding and tweaking and reducing and not, instead of the $32-$34 million a year.
We have all a responsibility to all our children and to eradicate every form of child exploitation.
If Members of this body truly care about the safety of our children, truly care about CSAM victims and the need to prevent the victimization of more children, we will provide the necessary resources, the funding to law enforcement and to…
I want to recognize the service of our military members over the course of 20 years, the sacrifice and service, and the brave gains that were made, and the horrific losses that were suffered.
Fell apart when President Ghani surprisingly fled the country, which caused the now leaderless Afghan military and police to instantly disintegrate.
I was shocked when I read the February 2020 Trump DOHA agreement by how few conditions there were for the Taliban to meet.
Apparently, the protection of women and girls was not important to President Trump.
What you love about it is the ability to tell a story that says something about you, that reveals your humanity. That is why we have to protect against AI-generated composition that steals our humanity.
Unchecked photorealistic deep fakes risk public deception, as we have talked about; eroding people's faith in real evidence, facts and reporting, critically important in this day and age.
I am looking at it, how do we balance the protections for creativity and one's likeness, to give a property right for voice and likeness, protect that, but also make sure that we also balance the equities and do it ethically.
A future that is built around an access of Russia and Iran as the main participants in security in the region, I think, is unstable and undesirable.
A transit corridor built with the involvement, the consent of Armenia, can be a tremendous boon to states across the region.
The government of Armenia, I think, showed itself to have shown some foresight and preparation and has been handling it well.
We do not anticipate submitting a waiver until such time as we see a real improvement in the situation.
We have made clear that nothing will be normal with Azerbaijan after the events of September 19 until we see progress on the peace track.
I think we owe it to the people of Armenia to help them through this difficult situation.
I commend the Administration for its consistent engagement in Azerbaijan and Armenia on the issue of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Thank you for sending a clear message today: God's children are not for sale.
Congress has to do something. A lot of people around here are here to come forward and say we have to do something, and we have to do it right now.





