So we helped rich people, but we did not help the most vulnerable and the more poor.
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.
The jurisdictional loophole is a major source of the high rates of violence against our women and the lack of a response.
I am a direct descendant of a tribal leader who understood the connection between tribal sovereignty and safety for Native women, and that understanding informs and commands the work that I undertake today.
The importance of the restoration of tribal jurisdiction, supplementing with tribal resources to tribal law enforcement, and compelling the Federal Government to take this issue seriously and investigate and prosecute cases of murdered and…
I do want to follow up with--my colleague on the Republican side talked about lists of things that are really critical.
We want to make sure that they are not being produced or taken from countries where people are being murdered and that have unfair labor practices.
While these tariffs have had draconian impacts on all of our constituents and districts, they are having an impact on China, as well.
As you put together an infrastructure package, we write to urge you to take steps to ensure that minority contractors can fully participate in all projects funded by any proposal in the 116th Congress.
What these challenges do point out is the need for lawmakers to continue to make forceful efforts to attack the historically and ongoing inequality when it comes to federal infrastructure contracting.
Transportation projects mean jobs and businesses for communities across our nation and ensuring that all businesses in our communities, including small and disadvantaged concerns owned businesses, must remain a priority.
I just would appeal to my colleagues to not accuse us of lazy legislating to ask for these tax returns when we have such a conflicted President.
What ethic laws is he referring to that we could strengthen in order to clear up this mystery about Deutsche Bank's relationship with Trump and the Trump organizations?
Do you think IRS audits would give us that lead, or voluntary disclosures of just the front page of the 1040 versus the attachments?
Actions speak louder than words. So while we all say we are for protecting preexisting conditions, I think that the sabotage we have seen does not hearken well.
Could it be because of some of the things that this body, Congress, the Majority under the Republicans, did to undermine the affordable healthcare?
It was the very same concept of pooling the risk, bringing in young people like Mr. Blackshear.
The Affordable Care Act sought to do that and did do it for 20 million additional people.
What does a life cost? Let me just say that I pay $15,000 a month for medicine.
Thank you, and I appreciate your comments about just the impracticality of going to a totally cashless society because people are unbanked, under-banked, children, and certainly merchants that maybe have pop-up vending products that really…





