We have not found a shred of evidence that connects it to the President of United States or anyone with any say over U.S. policy.
Greg Casar
The Public Record
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 think you and I agree on this point. I see you nodding your head. I assume that is a yes.
I hope we can come to an agreement that White House officials should not be bribed or unduly influenced by foreign powers.
I believe that you and I can agree that Presidents and White House officials should not be unduly influenced by foreign powers.
We hope the House Republicans will remove themselves from the spell of Donald Trump and join us in doing serious legislation instead of just blowing everything up.
It's bad immigration policy. It's bad for our economy. It's not humane. It's bad for Americans. And then I think its bad politics as well.
His main policy achievement had nothing to do with the border or migration but cutting taxes for the rich.
This is about ripping families apart, arresting immigrants, and blaming someone for our problems.
The Republican policies of trying to close legal pathways toward migration is the best blessing that cartels could have ever asked for.
The right wing and these so-called Trump border policies have nothing to do with keeping people safe.
Maybe we could be talking about those things if we are going to be talking about sports.
Instead of talking about how to support all of our youth, especially our most vulnerable youth, people in my state, like Greg Abbott, have used their government power to pick on trans kids.
I want to take a step back and think about the big picture of what we have been talking about in this Committee hearing when we talk about trans youth participating in sports.
This double standard insults the institutions of Congress that people fought and died to build.
I, for one, am grateful we have an independent judicial system where a President's son or a former President, like Trump, can be investigated and prosecuted if they violate the law.
Negotiating drug prices, it is going to reduce the deficit and save seniors money.
The Inflation Reduction Act passed by Democrats in the Congress signed by President Biden, one, empowered the executive branch to negotiate drug prices paid by Medicare, and two, use those savings to cap out-of-pocket costs.
To me, that shows, and this hearing shows how there being so much self-interest in the system can hurt the patient's interest and that this is something we have to reform at all levels.
We can reduce the deficit and have better funding for our programs if we stick with things in the Inflation Reduction Act and have those minimum corporate taxes.
Those services can be paid for if billionaires and big corporations finally pay their fair share.
The IRS funding in the Inflation Reduction Act, one, improves technology and customer service so constituents do not have to keep waiting for days or weeks to get answers from the IRS.
Finally, under this law, we take climate action, we address rising energy costs, we address rising healthcare costs and hold corporations accountable.
I think back to the very first votes I took on legislation under this Republican Majority, which were votes to cut IRS funding.





