Derek Kilmer
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Derek Kilmer is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Washington's 6th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, he has focused on issues such as economic development, education, and environmental protection during his time in office. Kilmer has been an advocate for small businesses and has worked on initiatives to support job creation in his district. He is known for his collaborative approach to governance and has served on various committees, including the House Appropriations Committee.
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I want to be very clear, very explicit, very up front, by stipulating to the need to a substantial increase in a consumer protection regimen to deal with this problem.
If these hospitals and clinics close, the next option for care can be hours away. And that is just dangerous.
This is a really critical issue for the folks I represent and for a massive part of the country.
I have introduced bipartisan legislation called the Protecting Local Access to Care for Everyone Act, or the PLACE Act.
It is really important for members who are not on the committee to be able to share some of the challenges our constituents face back home.
I strongly support the President's goal to land the first woman and the next man on the Moon in 2024.
Five days ago, the President of the United States said we have a Fed that don't know what they are doing.
Supporting the movement of people and goods on our nation's roads, bridges, ports, and airports is crucial to driving investment in our communities.
The New Democrat Coalition is determined to increase long-term federal investments in all types of infrastructure.
Communities like my hometown of Flint are resilient communities--they just need a fighting chance.
Without a clear plan and specific resources for hardest hit communities, a massive influx of new capital... could potentially contribute to further economic disparity.
We need to invest in projects that enhance climate resilience, while also reducing pollution and carbon emissions.
I strongly urge the members of this committee to continue to prioritize climate resiliency and that service members in the Lowcountry can continue to do what they do best.
I respectfully request the committee support this proposal so that Parris Island can continue to prepare our best and brightest to win our nation's battles in service to the country.
When any Federal executive agency or department including the Department of Defense proposes a project, it needs to engage in formal government-to-government consultation with any tribe that may be impacted by that project.
Treaties are the supreme law of the land; treaty rights held by a tribe cannot be diminished by the passage of time or by non-use.





