Whenever we have this climate circumstance, we can have rain that creates rising waters in what I call naked bayous.
Summer Lee
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Summer Lynn Lee is a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, representing the 34th District since January 1, 2019. She is known for her strong advocacy on social justice issues and her commitment to community engagement. Lee has focused on policies that address inequality and promote the interests of her constituents, often emphasizing the need for accountability among elected officials and the importance of fighting against corporate influence in politics. Her work reflects a dedication to progressive values and grassroots activism.
I think we both show a great enthusiasm for this Appropriations Subcommittee.
I am really proud that my home State of Nevada is one of seven States to have committed to 100 percent clean energy.
We must also support the expansion of clean energy generation capacity ensuring that we are on the forefront of clean energy export markets for the future.
I think that boosting the manufacturing is going to be crucial to helping fuel an economic recovery for working families.
I want to thank the Chairwoman Kaptur and ranking member for having this important hearing today.
There is still plenty of work to be done on a national level, and I am looking forward to working in a bipartisan manner on this subcommittee to find some real solutions to these issues.
We were sort of squeezed in between the waters rising in the Gulf and the actual 51 trillion that we actually--it hit us with.
I cannot agree more with the concept of potentially matching our research and development to national innovation labs.
I think there is a lot of opportunity, and, obviously, in my State of Nevada, we view this as a key source of economic diversification and development.
This is my first subcommittee hearing, and I look forward to working with everyone on this committee in a bipartisan manner.
Let us in this full Committee and Subcommittee find a way to bring a solution that will heal this nation.
How should this Committee respond to finding a way, besides the cultural changes of attitude, harmonious coming together, recognizing the unity of this nation?
Would you admit to the fact that from the perspective of hatefulness and actions that African Americans, Black Americans have experienced violence throughout the 20th century?
Isn't it key that we understand Antifa's ideology, but that out of White racism and White extremists come death and violence in many instances?
75 percent of all murders from domestic terrorism have been the result of right-wing extremists.
If we had expanded the language of this title of this hearing, we might have said the rise of domestic terrorism in America that violently caused deaths of many people.
I think one of the first things and one of the best things that can be done is for our country to really take an inward look at where we are and how we got there.
I would call on my colleagues to repudiate that hate and to disinvite Stephen Miller, Mark Morgan, Tom Homan, and others who perpetuate that hate.
I am concerned that White supremacists and other violent far-right extremist groups are using human trafficking disinformation to recruit their new Members
If hundreds of thousands of people weren't out protesting police abuse and the murder of George Floyd, we would have never been able to pass the Justice in Policing Act
I want to associate myself with the Chair of this Committee who said that none of us support violence.





