Bill Flores: “But I am more concerned about the public sharing what it wants and having a vote in the process.”

There are no equitable opportunities for recovery for hardworking Americans if the power is out at work or if the lights out at home or school for our Nation's kids.

We need to think about this beyond our borders and think globally.

I want to echo what Mr. Smith said a few minutes ago about meeting in person, and it seems to me like we in Congress should consider ourselves essential workers.

I have always referred to basic research as the seed corn for future economic growth and human opportunity.