In my home State of Washington we had an initiative on the ballot in 2012 regarding GMO labeling, Initiative 522.
Suzan DelBene
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Suzan Kay DelBene is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Washington's 1st congressional district since 2012. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as technology, healthcare, and economic development during her tenure. DelBene has been an advocate for policies that support innovation and job creation, and she has worked on legislation aimed at improving access to healthcare and addressing the needs of her constituents in Washington state.
It is clear that we have bipartisan interest in ensuring a free and open Internet.
I come from a state, Washington State, where we don't have a state income tax.
That would be interesting to see the results of that because when I talk to our farmers and our researchers.
Washington State University is the original land-grant university in my state, and I am fortunate to have an Extension up in Mt. Vernon in my district where they are doing great work.
And thank you, Mr. Administrator, for being here today. I appreciate your time.
I agree with those who believe that greater transparency about the requests that governmental entities are making to Internet companies...
I happen to agree with those who believe that greater transparency and better data about the requests that government entities are making...
There is a piece of legislation that I have co-sponsored, along with Congressman Poe and Congresswoman Lofgren to update the Electronics Communications Privacy Act.
I am proud to be introducing a resolution tomorrow that... will highlight the importance of specialty crops.
I recognize how important it is to pass a 5 year farm bill in order to provide certainty for farmers across the country.
I remain opposed to the FACT Act and I urge my colleagues to oppose this misguided bill.
I am deeply troubled by Congress' failure to stop the indiscriminate budget cuts known as sequestration.
We must draft a budget that cuts wasteful spending while protecting investments that preserve and create jobs.
It is time for us to craft policy that reduces our deficit and encourages job growth, not job losses.
I have been disappointed by Congress' inability to address our nation's fiscal challenges.
I am always concerned about the amount of money that we spend for defense and other military purposes.
I was born in Alabama, as you know, so it was also incredibly important for me to have the opportunity to participate.





