Matt Cartwright

The advertising helps reassure people that cooperating with the Census is safe and will not hurt them?

I think some of these are penny wise and pound foolish.

We have to worry about that.

This is how we decide how many members of Congress get allocated to each state.

I mean, the Census is done, you know, appears very early in our Constitution, in the text.

I commend you and the State of Louisiana for taking charge of the lengthy process of seeking disaster aid for the Baton Rouge community.

The Department would like to commend the State for its commitment to increasing the speed of recovery.

The U.S. must take responsibility for our outsized historic emissions and take a leadership role internationally.

I urge this committee to support funding for international activities that seek to fight climate change.

Our nation's top military leaders have long held that climate change is a threat multiplier.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 5, line 4, strike the close quotation mark and the period which follows. Page 5, after line 4, insert…

It is with this in mind that I wish to testify today on the necessity for full funding for the Women, Infants and Children, the WIC Nutrition Program.

So our legislation would expand a test program to incentivize SNAP recipients with a rebate of 30 cents for every dollar they spend on fruits and vegetables.

Unfortunately, recent price increases in healthful foods have put the purchases of fruits and vegetables out of the reach of many SNAP recipients.

In Congress, one of my priorities has been nutrition programs for our most vulnerable citizens.

I hope you will resist any efforts to weaken or eliminate regulations that put the flying public at risk.

I want to urge the subcommittee to continue its vigorous support for the FAA's effort to modernize our air traffic control system.

America has fallen behind the curve in this area.

I urge the subcommittee to increase its support for our long-neglected national railway network.

I strongly support robust funding for HUD's lead prevention programs.

I want to reiterate the opposition I expressed last Congress to any implementation of new A-76 studies by the Department of Defense.

We have to act sensibly with taxpayer dollars by basing our decisions on the facts.

I urge continued funding to support the operations and maintenance budget of depots, which are an essential component of our national security.

Robust military manufacturing is necessary for the sustained strength of our Armed Forces.

The United States military is the greatest military in the world, and it can only stay that way if we provide our ongoing support.