
Jared Huffman
11:38 - 12:25
"If we really want safe swimmers, we have to find a way to fund and staff our federal beaches. Unfortunately, my colleagues have been silent and keep just pushing bills directing agencies to collaborate harder, to find a way to make something out of nothing. We need to do better."
“If we really want safe swimmers, we have to find a way to fund and staff our federal beaches. Unfortunately, my colleagues have been silent and keep just pushing bills directing agencies to collaborate harder, to find a way to make something out of nothing. We need to do better.”
If we really want safe swimmers, we have to find a way to fund and staff our federal beaches. Unfortunately, my colleagues have been silent and keep just pushing bills directing agencies to collaborate harder, to find a way to make something out of nothing. We need to do better. And I think we also need to talk about what's not on the agenda today. This is our last markup of the summer, our last chance to move forward bills that matter to the American people before everyone goes home for 5 weeks with almost nothing to show when it comes to addressing costs for American families, certainly nothing about the spiraling healthcare crisis, nothing about the naked corruption of the Trump administration, the worst corruption in American history.
The House Committee on Natural Resources voted unanimously Wednesday to advance eight bills by unanimous consent, including Rep. Nick Begich's measure to let Alaska Native artists sell handicrafts containing migratory bird parts, the committee's last markup before a five-week summer recess.
