Deforestation has surged to record highs as the Government has rolled back environmental protection mechanisms.
Susan Wild
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Susan Wild is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Pennsylvania's 7th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development during her time in office. Wild has also been involved in efforts to address the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on her constituents and has advocated for policies aimed at supporting working families.
Yet when I'm home in my district... I hear over and over again from patients who are finding that they are struggling to afford insulin.
We know that nearly a century ago the scientist who discovered insulin... sold the patent for just one dollar as a gift to society.
I believe that collaboration with our democratic allies is a key to maintaining national and global security.
Obviously any attack on U.S. troops is unacceptable and demands a response. But it also seems important that Congress be consulted in formulating that response.
These challenges are real. And those of us in positions of power must take them seriously.
It protects workers with known limitations related to childbirth, because it is time that we recognize that mental health conditions like postpartum depression are real and tangible medical conditions. Madam Speaker, I thank leadership…
I thank my colleague across the aisle, Mr. Van Drew, for supporting this very important piece of legislation. Madam Speaker, I urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support H.R. 8162. It is legislation that will provide vital…
America stands up for the most vulnerable and there is no more vulnerable place in the world, I would argue, than the African continent.
Second, to demonstrate American leadership countering malign influence is critical.
And I look upon that in three lenses. The first is the American taxpayer should want to protect their $100 billion of investments in basically stopping the tidal wave of HIV/AIDS.
I think it is vital that we engage parents and families in the conversation on how to best and most safely reopen the schools.
I think that is our job in Congress and would agree with my colleague, Ms. Omar, who just talked about our responsibility to workers.
I can't understand how anyone could continue to argue that paid sick is unnecessary or a luxury that this country can't afford.
Most small employers, 73 percent, offer PTO to the majority of their full-time employees.
We have ended up funding dividends to shareholders and increased executive pay and we haven't seen that money going back into the workers' pockets.
What you are going to have is that people are going to stay away from that small deli because they are going to think, well, I don't know if their employees are going to work sick or not.
If we don't have a one-size-fits-all employers standard for paid sick leave in this country, how do we reassure the public in times like these?
I am deeply concerned that we are the only highly developed country without a paid sick leave policy.
Sometimes lost in this era of hyper partisanship is the good work that Democrats and Republicans do in this Foreign Affairs Committee every day.
I reject the notion that most employees who avail themselves of FMLA are acting in bad faith.
In a country that touts the importance of family values, I am consistently amazed at how unfamily friendly our laws are.
I demand a recorded vote. The Acting CHAIR. Pursuant to clause 6 of rule XVIII, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from Pennsylvania will be postponed. Amendment No. 6 Offered by Mr. Allen The Acting CHAIR. It…





