So, if we are all having the same problems, it sounds like we all know what the solution is: fully fund your agencies.
Jasmine Crockett
The Public Record
Jasmine Felicia Crockett is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Texas's 30th congressional district. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been serving in Congress since January 1, 2023. Crockett has focused on issues such as social justice, healthcare, and education during her time in office. She is known for her engaging speaking style and commitment to addressing the needs of her constituents in Texas.
I am particularly concerned about food deserts, broadband access and economic development and rural communities.
Unfortunately, now we are holding a full hearing to discuss a highly technical bill almost half the Committee saw for the first time at the end of last week.
My Republican colleagues love to pray but can't stay, stay and do the job we were elected to do because, frankly, they aren't capable of governing. Don't believe me? Just think back to the first few days that we were here, the days in…
I rise on behalf of the 19 children and 2 teachers murdered in Uvalde, Texas, 1 year ago today. One excruciating year has passed for the families of those we lost at Robb Elementary that day. A year of empty childhood bedrooms and vacant…
The irony of today's hearing is not lost on me. A key talking point of my Republican colleagues has always been heavy deregulation and significantly less oversight of banks without proper safeguards in place.
we need to pass a clean debt ceiling if we really care about the stability of banking in this country and Americans.
We deserve better, the American people deserve better, and I appreciate your fight.
Americans deserve an affordable healthcare system that works, and the one that we have right now is broken.
What is frustrating for me--I am from the state of Texas, as mentioned, and even in the state of Texas, there was a bill that was just passed.
25 percent of this credit card bill that they do not want to pay was accrued under Trump.
If they did, they would start by cleaning up our own house and mind our own business instead of coming after D.C.
I find it ironic...that my colleagues across the aisle feel comfortable hauling all of these amazing public servants into our Nation's capital to lecture you on your jobs, but they do not feel comfortable actually supporting the citizens…
We are still reeling from a financial crisis, and guess what? They do not want to make it better.
The Federal Government, not D.C., has the authority to prosecute nearly all crimes committed by adults under D.C. law?
I am so excited that my colleagues across the aisle care about sexual abuse considering that the frontrunner right now for, like, presidency has kind of just been found liable of sexual abuse.
The fact is, my Republican colleagues want to talk about keeping D.C. streets crime-free. They cannot even keep the halls of Congress crime-free.
I find it ironic that my colleagues across the aisle feel comfortable hauling all of these amazing public servants into our Nation's capital to lecture you on your jobs, but they do not feel comfortable actually supporting the citizens of…
They still allow assault weapons in the hands of radical right extremists, which will force families visiting a mall in my state of Texas to leave a mall with nothing more than trauma, hurt, and despair as a neo-Nazi terrorized them.





