Let Me Be Blunt: Even the Qualified Can’t Succeed
must work to achieve parity. I led a resolution to honor this day and was joined
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Let Me Be Blunt: 100 Days Late, Billions of Dollars Short
Just last week, the House passed a bipartisan resolution directing the President to end the war in Iran … working on passing a similar resolution in the Senate. This war has already gone on for 100 days
Let Me Be Blunt: Ballrooms Can Wait, Americans Can’t
Capitol and present them with a Resolution in their honor. They are a reminder of the best
Let Me Be Blunt: This is a Matter of Life and Death
Kaine (D-VA) introduced a war powers resolution. It was a way for Congress to put a stop … military action against Iran. I supported the resolution, but unfortunately, my Republican colleagues blocked its passage
Let Me Be Blunt: Breaking News
conflict. There’s currently a bipartisan War Powers Resolution under consideration, and I’m calling on Congress … Education & the American Family Subcommittee) introduced a resolution celebrating the efforts of CTE educators and work-based learning
Let Me Be Blunt: Keeping You in the Loop/Black History Month “Feels”
enforcement and communities are safe. In addition, the resolution I introduced with Senator Chris Coons to honor
Let Me Be Blunt: Promises Won’t Bring Your Premiums Down
Congresswoman Joyce Beatty (D-OH) to introduce a resolution honoring America’s Black veterans and recommitting to supporting … them when they return home. Our resolution calls on the Department of Veterans Affairs to invest in closing
Let Me Be Blunt: You Deserve Better
pass annual appropriations legislation or a Continuing Resolution (CR) before the beginning of a fiscal year on October
Let Me Be Blunt: This Isn’t the Time for Building Ballrooms
pass annual appropriations legislation or a Continuing Resolution (CR) before the beginning of a fiscal year on October
Let Me Be Blunt: Hope Starts Here!
pass annual appropriations legislation or a Continuing Resolution (CR) before the beginning of a fiscal year on October