Gwen Moore: “Now I cringe at the austerity policies of this Republican Congress because I think it works at cross-purposes with your…”

Instead of vouchers and tax cuts for billionaires, we could be investing more in Title I funding to serve low-income students.

Mr. Speaker, we hear all the time about the high-profile civil cases involving sexual abuse. I am thinking about the accounts of trusted gymnast physicians abusing star athletes and the victims of Jeffrey Epstein and many of his…

We can tell you with our lived experience that it disproportionately benefits wealthy students who already attend private schools, and they sap monies from our public schools, which disproportionately and especially hurts disabled students…

Republicans pretend to care about the Nation's debt and annual deficits, but they have instructed Ways and Means to add $4.5 trillion to the debt to provide tax cuts to the wealthiest. What we have heard from our Republican opponents here…