Sylvia Rodriguez Garcia

You have shamelessly abandoned your oath of office to protect all Americans impartially, because you have prioritized giving special favors to the President's friends.

We are like a whole bunch of hamsters in a cage chasing our own tails and yet none have been released.

Mr. Barr, your Department released Paul Manafort, the President's former campaign manager, early from prison in May out of concern for the Coronavirus.

If the Senate doesn't pass the HEROES Act, and Congress doesn't do more to ensure that people can stay in their homes and meet their needs, then no amount of loans can save these businesses.

I think making the MBDA an independent agency is a step in the right direction.

It should be done by a nonprofit. It should be open source. And just like public utilities, it should be audited any time in a trustworthy manner.

It has become politicized.

I just wanted to make sure that I was clear on that because now I want to switch to the good doctor.

It is about future pandemics, future events, so that we can be better prepared.

I think there is still a need for us to take a serious look at the Paycheck Recovery Act.

This discussion about protecting workers' paychecks is urgent and badly needed for my constituents here in Chicago

Cuts in public services fall disproportionately on communities like mine.

Unfortunately, I am not surprised, because many people in my community are getting more and more worried.

Do you believe the President has a right to tell you to lower a sentencing recommendation or drop charges entirely for his friends?

The Department is pursuing cases based on the President's political and personal whims and not based on the rule of law.

It is regrettable that he is refusing to answer a direct question from a Member of Congress.

That is unfair. That is un-American. We want to make sure that every American has the same rights.

We absolutely need to make sure that every single American is protected.

We have a fundamental obligation to provide for the health, safety, and welfare of the people that we represent.

There should be no debate among any member on this committee that we are all better off if State and local election administrators have the resources that they need.

We surely need to make sure that there are minimum standards so that it doesn't matter where you live, you will be entitled to the basic ability to cast a ballot that will count.

It makes sense that we also vote from home.

This is not a time for political games in the middle of a pandemic.

The color of one's skin should not determine the justice they receive.

We just want to ensure that in-person voting is safe and healthy for everyone.