This report highlights a trend of child welfare systems failing to find permanent families, forever families for young people.
Gwen Moore
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Gwen Moore is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Wisconsin's 4th congressional district since 2005. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a strong advocate for issues such as healthcare, education, and economic justice. Moore is known for her work on policies aimed at reducing poverty and supporting women's rights. Throughout her tenure, she has served on various committees, including the Committee on Ways and Means, where she has focused on tax policy and social security reform.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, and thank our witnesses for appearing today.
Outreach to them politically, not leading them toward a particular candidate, is this the speech that we are--we have talked about today that is supposed to be, you know, at the pinnacle of corruption?
I just want to share with the committee, and again, I want to look forward to working toward this fix...
I just want to say I really think it is important for us to draw a line, and that is why I asked the question that I asked, you know, so that schools are not just summarily punished for free speech.
And I do think that we do have laws. I am going to make inquiries about title 6 and what the enforcement mechanisms are for that.
I think it is extremely important that we preserve people's right to petition their government.
I urge my colleagues to support this en bloc amendment. I would end with a question asked by Jenna Gormal: Will we invest in prevention measures, housing, economic, and racial equity, commonsense firearms regulations, body autonomy, or…
What message does it send for us to expend government resources running after, you know, Joanne Smith, who got $1,500 she didn't deserve and may not have even known that she didn't deserve it?
The request for $80 million to add to the IRS, this is a perfect reason why we ought to do it.
When you spend this much money in the middle of a pandemic and you must push the money out very fast, the fraudsters just show up.
I think that this entire panel and all of our colleagues on the other side have forgotten that we just lowered the corporate income tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
Thank you Chairman Graves and Ranking Member Larsen for the opportunity to submit testimony.
Yes. Thank you, Mr. Hunter, and thank you, Ranking Member Norcross. We maintain our position from the FY23 budget and that is that the F-22s, the Block 20 specifically, are not combat representative.
I thank Representative Manning so much for that eloquent presentation, and I just want to thank the gentlewoman for sticking around and believing that someday we would get around to her. Mr. Speaker, I am so delighted to introduce a new…
I thank Representative Pressley so much, what a great tribute to a great woman. Mr. Speaker, let me say that I am so happy to welcome to the podium another woman who is fairly new, but I tell you, she's a powerhouse and full of energy and…
I do want to make sure that this committee revisits the Earned Income Tax Credit because it is a great program for helping people get out of poverty if it would actually do that.
Low-wage workers are taxed into poverty because of the way the Earned Income Tax Credit is structured.
Also, you did these 30 reports, and you said--you reported that 8 of the 12 studies reviewed discussed whether the benefits discouraged folk from returning to work, and they said no.





