Clearly, I am going to use up all of my time ranting about this, but the fact is we are here today to talk about making more cuts, to making it more restrictive, to making it more difficult, and I can't say it enough, this is the wealthiest country in the world.
Spanberger criticizes proposed cuts to food assistance in a wealthy nation.
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While some politicians in Richmond focused on banning abortion and books, what they're not doing is helping people. It's about focusing on recruiting and retaining teachers, so all of our kids can succeed, and stopping extremist from shredding women's reproductive rights.
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So I would say that coordination needs to happen at a much stronger level, not just at the Federal level, but also down into the state and the local level, and back up to the Federal level, so that we all are working to take whatever that number of unserved and underserved is and drive it down to zero.
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