If Republicans are serious about addressing illicit fentanyl, I would hope that they would work with us on real solutions rather than dodge opportunities from witnesses with firsthand experience.
Marc Veasey
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Marc Veasey is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Texas's 33rd congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, he has focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and economic development throughout his tenure. Veasey has been an advocate for policies aimed at improving access to healthcare and addressing the needs of his constituents in Texas. He has also been involved in discussions around voting rights and immigration reform, reflecting the diverse demographics of his district.
One in four Texans have experienced an opioid overdose or know someone who has.
One of my top priorities here is obviously being able to increase access to the internet and the affordability gap.
I think this is great that we are having this hearing today on next-generation satellites.
If we really want to address this issue and we really want to unleash, we better do something about immigration reform
I think that energy security, our environment, the air that we breathe is something that we can never, quite frankly, talk enough about.
Look, we're not going to agree on abortion, but can we at least agree on trying to prevent unwanted pregnancies or unplanned pregnancies?
Is there anything that you are doing specifically to target talent at--in your more urban areas?
I look forward to hearing from the panel throughout the rest of the committee to just talk about how we can provide more safer, more sustainable, and more reliable energy to Texas and the Nation.
You know, it is sad that we are having to go through this yet again, but it shows that we have a lot of work that we have to do in that area as well.
The American public is going to be paying very close attention to the Democrats.
If we`re not able to put the guardrails back up on Section 5 and get the John Lewis Act passed, then you`re going to see the Republicans attempt to draw three new seats in Texas alone.
We got to put the guardrails back up on the Voting Rights Act. I don`t think that there`s any question about that.
One of the reasons why it`s doing so well is, I believe, is that he took getting shots in people`s arms very seriously.
I think, obviously, again, driving these numbers home on the economy, and what Biden is doing is going to be hugely key.
We need to make sure that we`re touting these numbers, and that we`re talking about the president`s infrastructure plan, because it`s going to put even more people back to work.
Just absolutely, you know, ridiculous that we are still having to live that way.
I started the congressional Voting Rights Caucus... because... I knew that we were going to have some troubled times just because of a lot of the pretty blatant voter suppression attempts.
The fact that you took the time to come here to stand up for voting rights in this country really means a lot.
FERC obviously plays a key role in organizing energy markets and has a very important job in ensuring competitive and reliable energy for Americans.
I think that one of the areas where we have a lot of issues are the, sort of, everyday, you know, slights that women face, that minorities face, that really just come secondhand to so many people and they don't really realize that they are…
I am very supportive of the Vanessa Guillen Military Justice Improvement and Increasing Prevention Act.





