If Republicans were truly interested in holding the powerful accountable, we would be holding hearings on making sure the IRS has the resources to investigate every billionaire and every big corporation who cheats on their taxes.
Greg Casar
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Greg Eduardo Casar is a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Texas's 35th congressional district since January 3, 2023. Born on May 4, 1989, Casar has been an advocate for labor rights, immigration reform, and affordable housing. He previously served on the Austin City Council, where he focused on progressive policies and community engagement.
I would like to see whether there might be interest from anybody on the other side of the aisle on us having that kind of a hearing.
But instead, what we see from Governor Abbott is punishing people and, frankly, killing people because he is putting drowning devices in the Rio Grande.
The Biden Administration has chosen to stop discriminating against DACA recipients so they can buy health insurance on the exchanges like everybody else.
I still cannot understand from the Republican Majority why they think that DACA recipients, who are paying billions of dollars in taxes to pay for healthcare programs, should not have health insurance.
I am Greg Casar, and I represent the heart of Texas. Throughout my time in office, I have heard from and spoken with military families about what their greatest needs are. The answer that has most consistently come up isn't about the…
I just think that it is important in this bill to make it clear that, in fact, all workers in this country can choose whether to be a member of a union or not.
But we cannot break the government and then complain about how the government is broken.
I was here alongside all of you during the State of the Union when my Republican colleagues stood up and started jeering, booing, yelling, and complaining saying that indeed, they weren't interested in cutting Social Security or Medicare…
Here we are again, another hearing that seems to primarily be about how great Donald Trump was as he campaigns for President.
SNAP provides people $2 a meal, overwhelmingly to kids, working people, and seniors.





