Matt Cartwright

I have introduced the Trash Act to help promote recycling so less unnecessary waste makes its way into my community.

I dare say you have got to know Don Williams, Eric's father, since then, and you are very familiar with this whole story.

Bipartisan legislation like the Built to Last Act...would ensure that standards-developing organizations that issue building codes have access to forward-looking meteorological information.

This week we will be passing H.R. 1, the For the People Act, and the dark money interests are squealing loudly about it right now. H.R. 1, the For the People Act, requires exposure of the identities of the people and companies that are the…

In December, this House passed a COVID-19 relief compromise, during which time we pledged to the American people that we would do more. Now is the time for us to deliver on that promise. The American Rescue Plan is that promise delivered…

I want to follow up on Mr. Womack's theme of nefarious people, Administrator Guzman.

I happen to agree with you that more funding is needed, and that is why I have called for the Restaurant Revitalization Fund to be replenished.

Fighting fraud is not a one-time deal. It is a continuing fight.

I spent the better part of this past year fighting to secure targeted relief for northeastern Pennsylvania independent restaurants.

Independent restaurants really are the cornerstone of communities across the country.

I agree with you that many, many investors do find it relevant, climate-related information with publicly traded companies.

I think it is important that we stay focused on that data being accurate, and then, do resource allocations that focus on the regions and leverage the knowledge of the local providers and the local leadership to get to that last mile.

Can you explain why you think you are still qualified to hold that position?

Why are you doubling down on the policies that have led to massive delays?

Unfortunately, the same degree of madness is now trying to influence the Judiciary and the things that are taking place.

As a former prosecutor, on January 6th, unfortunately some madness descended upon our Capitol and tried to obstruct the constitutional process in which we took place.

My constituents did not experience an increase in efficiency in any way.

Many of the problems that USPS faces can be traced all the way back to last summer.

Security is one of our biggest priorities, as it is for so many of us.

The tax cheat number Mr. Pocan threw out, in excess of $500 billion a year, is that a fair number?

I prefer 'tax cheats' to 'tax gaps.' I think a tax gap is a euphemism.

You need a hundred million dollar increase for every 10 percent of increased calls returned.

We have to make sure that money is being spent well, if it is being spent at all.

And finally, thank you for acknowledging mistakes--we don't hear enough of that in Washington--and that you are learning from them. That is very encouraging.

I completely agree with my colleague Representative Dwight Evans, and I remind this Chamber that Pennsylvania is the cradle of American democracy. We can't claim to be the birthplace of American democracy. That would be a disservice to…