Our readiness, I think we can all agree, in the Pacific is a top concern for everyone.
Bill Lee
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Bill Lee is the 50th governor of Tennessee, having taken office on January 19, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on various issues including education reform, economic development, and public safety during his tenure. Lee has also emphasized the importance of workforce development and has worked on initiatives to improve the state's infrastructure. His administration has faced challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the state's economy and health systems.
As you are aware, there is a proposal circulating in the House to cut fiscal year 2024 funding levels back to 2022.
I agree with you, this is an incredibly important hearing, especially when we talk about our readiness with our services.
The passage of bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act with the largest investment in American industrial policy in the past 50 years...
It is unfortunate that an objection has been lodged. I think I disagree with every single assertion in there. It is not what this bill does, not in the slightest. This bill does not take the position that big is bad. I am well familiar…
We`ve got to elect state, local and federal officials who want to protect reproductive freedom and personal liberties.
The public supports abortion access and the right for a person to make their own personal health care decisions, whether one agrees with abortion or not.
The only way we are going to beat this is to fight back. We have to galvanize. We have to organize. We have to -- first of all, that Mitch McConnell doesn’t establish a national abortion ban. That means we have to vote in November and we…
This is the first time that a constitutional right has been taken away. What’s next? It’s going to be voting rights? Is it going to be marriage equality? Is it going to be civil rights? Is it going to be a ban on interracial marriages…
I very clearly remember Reaganomics. The rich got richer and the poor got poorer.
One of the major outcomes of the Rescue Plan is we saved lives and livelihoods. And if that is not important, I don't know what is.
Why should this Congress continue to add more and more money to the defense top line in the meantime if it can't be audited, if there is no accountability?
I shudder to think what would have happened had we not passed the American Rescue Plan and it has saved lives and it has saved livelihoods.
The Louisiana House Committee voted for a bill that will allow the state to charge people who have abortions with homicide.
I don't support vouchers or any of the privatizing of public schools, but I think community schools really are a very interesting and excellent structure for low-income kids, and especially kids of color.
Gun violence is continuing to kill students, teachers, and staff. It is an epidemic. It is a public health epidemic, and it has got to stop.
Randi, can you, or Jane, or anybody can respond to that issue with regard to black boys, black babies?





