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.
The intent of the price cap is to hurt Russian profits that are fueling their unjust war while maintaining stable global energy markets.
We cannot allow this war to become a stalemate. We cannot lose sight of the terrible toll each day of this war and what it exacts on Ukraine and her people.
The crisis, the health crisis, public health crisis in this country around the flood of opioids and opioid addiction is grave.
I know that FTC recently returned $60 million to people suffering from opioid addiction.
I come from a perspective as a mother, as a grandmother. I care about exploitation of seniors, children, businesses, and consumers generally.
Thank you, Chair Khan, for being here, for speaking with us today about the important work that FTC does to safeguard consumers and crack down on companies that would exploit them.
I don't know why my colleagues are so intimidated here, but I think it reveals their weakness. They are intimidated by a bully, and this censure attempt reveals they are also intimidated by a patriot and the truth. Lucky us to serve with…
I am very proud of this Administration and the President for what he has done, how he has led.
We will do everything possible to get our arms around this incredible problem, retail theft, obviously, very serious, but violent crime and gun deaths in this country.
We are very, very sorry. You just have my commitment that we will do everything possible to get our arms around this incredible problem, retail theft, obviously, very serious, but violent crime and gun deaths in this country, when we lose…
I will have to show that commercial to my 11-year-old granddaughter to inspire her.
The more diverse people and experiences are around me, it just offers me such insights and such smarts.
We have to educate the public, our children, anyone who might be experimenting with drugs.
We are losing more than 108,000 people a year. That is 300 people every day, today, yesterday, tomorrow, 365 days a year.
I am dumbfounded. No one who is serious about stemming the scourge of violent crime would make such an appeal.





