Congressional Record, House, July 21, 2021, Page H3791
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A page of the Congressional Record, House, dated July 21, 2021, at page H3791. It opens with the end of a roll call listing Members by name and a request for authority to correct section numbers, punctuation, spelling and cross-references in a bill, including striking lines 13 through 23 on page 20. A speaker, not named in the portion read, praises the House Agriculture Committee's bipartisan markup bill for rural Americans, saying it reflects shared priorities and is similar to a bipartisan bill introduced earlier in the year. Ms. Kaptur, in a one-minute speech, recognizes the contributions of Pam Howell-Beach to Greater Toledo.
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July 21, 2021 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE H3791
Comer Issa Palmer thorized to correct section numbers, This legislation reflects many of our
Crawford Jackson Pence
Crenshaw Johnson (LA) Perry
punctuation, spelling, and cross-ref- shared priorities and shared work. And
Curtis Johnson (OH) Pfluger erences, and to make such other tech- in many ways, it is similar to the bi-
Davidson Johnson (SD) Reed nical and conforming changes as may partisan legislation I introduced ear-
Davis, Rodney Jordan Reschenthaler be necessary to reflect the actions of lier this year.
DesJarlais Joyce (OH) Rice (SC)
Diaz-Balart Joyce (PA) the House, including striking lines 13 I thank all of the members of the Ag-
Rodgers (WA)
Donalds Keller Rogers (AL) through 23 on page 20. riculture Committee for their work and
Duncan Kelly (MS) Rogers (KY) The SPEAKER pro tempore (Ms. enthusiasm to meet the needs of rural
Dunn Kelly (PA)
Emmer Kim (CA)
Rose LEGER FERNANDEZ). Is there objection Americans. I know this issue is so per-
Rosendale to the request of the gentleman from sonal for each of us and the constitu-
Estes Kinzinger
Roy
Fallon Kustoff
Rutherford
New York? ents we represent.
Feenstra LaHood
Salazar There was no objection. The House Agriculture Committee is
Ferguson LaMalfa
Fischbach Lamborn Scalise f often considered the most bipartisan
Fitzgerald Latta Schweikert committee in the House. This markup
Fleischmann LaTurner Scott, Austin RECOGNIZING THE CONTRIBU- bill is proof that we can still reach an
Foxx Lesko Sessions TIONS OF PAM HOWELL-BEACH agreement under extraordinary times,
Franklin, C. Letlow Simpson TO GREATER TOLEDO
Scott Long Smith (MO) and I hope we can keep this bipartisan
Fulcher Loudermilk Smith (NE) (Ms. KAPTUR asked and was given spirit as infrastructure talks continue.
Garcia (CA) Lucas Smucker permission to address the House for 1 f
Gibbs Luetkemeyer Spartz
minute and to revise and extend her re-
Gimenez Malliotakis Stauber
marks.) 200 DAYS OF DEMOCRATS
Gohmert Mann Steel
Gonzales, Tony Massie Ms. KAPTUR. Madam Speaker, I rise WORKING TO BUILD BACK BETTER
Stefanik
Gonzalez (OH) McCarthy Steil today to recognize and pay tribute to (Ms. JACOBS of California asked and
Gooden (TX) McCaul Steube was given permission to address the
Gosar McClain
the contributions of Pam Howell-Beach
Stewart House for 1 minute.)
Granger McClintock Taylor
to the greater Toledo community.
Graves (LA) McHenry Thompson (PA) During her tenure with the Toledo Ms. JACOBS of California. Madam
Graves (MO) Meuser Tiffany Community Foundation, Pam guided Speaker, today marks 200 days of this
Green (TN) Miller (IL) Timmons Congress; 200 days of House Democrats
Greene (GA) Miller (WV) the organization to a strong financial
Griffith Miller-Meeks
Valadao
future, increasing its assets by over $80 working to build back better.
Van Duyne Madam Speaker, our constituents
Grothman Moolenaar million.
Wagner
Guest Mooney
Walberg Later, as executive director of the want us to meet this moment.
Guthrie Moore (AL) That is why we have passed historic
Hagedorn Moore (UT) Walorski Stranahan Foundation, Pam oversaw
Harris Mullin Waltz
grant distributions of more than $71 legislation to strengthen our democ-
Harshbarger Murphy (NC) Weber (TX)
million to organizations working in racy, ensure equal pay, guarantee the
Hartzler Nehls Webster (FL) rights of LGBTQ-plus Americans, ad-
Hern Newhouse Wenstrup education, health, and the arts.
Westerman Pam’s leadership in the nonprofit vance racial justice, prioritize gun
Herrell Norman
Hice (GA) Nunes Williams (TX) world was as wide as it was appreciated safety and more.
Hill Obernolte Wilson (SC) We started this Congress by passing
and as big as her heart. From working
Hinson Owens Wittman the American Rescue Plan, a historic
Hollingsworth Palazzo Womack with the Zonta Club of Toledo, Philan-
investment in workers and families
thropy Ohio, Ability Center of Greater
NOT VOTING—6 that included the expanded and im-
Toledo, and Mercy Health Partners, to
Armstrong Doyle, Michael Higgins (LA) proved child tax credit, one of the most
Brady F. the Early Childhood Funders Collabo-
important antipoverty measures of this
Carter (GA) Good (VA) rative, and Susan G. Komen Founda-
generation.
tion, her impassioned service touched
b 1519 Last week, I met with parents in
the lives of thousands upon thousands Chula Vista who had tears in their eyes
So the bill was passed. of Toledoans.
The result of the vote was announced talking about what a difference the
As Pam confronts a challenging new child tax credit would make for
as above recorded. health situation, I want to convey, on
A motion to reconsider was laid on their families.
behalf of all Toledoans, how grateful They talked about not only being
the table. we are for her work, her life, her dedi-
PERSONAL EXPLANATION
able to pay for rent and childcare and
cation and her love for community. We school supplies, but also for the first
Mr. ARMSTRONG. Madam Speaker, I was are all the better as a result of her life- time being able to start saving for
unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I long commitment to others. their kids to go to college.
would have voted ‘‘nay’’ on rollcall No. 217, Madam Speaker, I thank Pam, and Madam Speaker, that is worth cele-
‘‘yea’’ on rollcall No. 216, and ‘‘nay’’ on rollcall may God bless her today and always. brating, and it is worth protecting.
No. 215. f Let’s build on the progress we have
MEMBERS RECORDED PURSUANT TO HOUSE made, make permanent the expanded
RESOLUTION 8, 117TH CONGRESS CONGRESS MUST KEEP THE
BIPARTISAN SPIRIT child tax credit, and make sure Amer-
Amodei Johnson (TX) Rogers (KY) ican families truly can build back bet-
(Balderson) (Jeffries) (Fleischmann) (Mr. THOMPSON of Pennsylvania
Buchanan Jones (Williams Ruiz (Correa)
ter.
asked and was given permission to ad-
(LaHood) (GA)) Rush f
DeSaulnier Kirkpatrick (Underwood)
dress the House for 1 minute and to re-
(Matsui) (Stanton) Salazar vise and extend his remarks.) REQUEST TO CONSIDER H.R. 18, NO
Fulcher Lawson (FL) (Cammack) Mr. THOMPSON of Pennsylvania. TAXPAYER FUNDING FOR ABOR-
(Simpson) (Evans)
Garcı́a (IL) McEachin
Stewart (Curtis) Madam Speaker, throughout this Con- TION ACT
Titus (Connolly)
(Garcia (TX)) (Wexton) gress, the House Agriculture Com- (Mr. ROSE asked and was given per-
Van Drew
Granger Meng (Jeffries) mittee has had countless discussions mission to address the House for 1
(Calvert) (Reschenthaler)
Napolitano
Grijalva (Correa) Wilson (FL) on ways that we can empower our farm minute and to revise and extend his re-
(Stanton) Payne (Pallone) (Hayes) families and build a robust rural econ- marks.)
f omy. Mr. ROSE. Madam Speaker, the right
Earlier this month, we made good on to life is one of the founding principles
SSpencer on DSK126QN23PROD with HOUSE
AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO our word. I am proud to be able to work of our Nation. Every human being,
MAKE CORRECTIONS IN EN- with all members of our committee and born or unborn, is entitled to life, lib-
GROSSMENT OF H.R. 2467, PFAS support the Broadband Internet Con- erty and the pursuit of happiness.
ACTION ACT OF 2021 nections for Rural America Act, which Yet today, we see this right under at-
Mr. TONKO. Madam Speaker, I ask provides significant investments into tack as the Biden administration con-
unanimous consent that, in the en- the deployment and development of tinues their war on the unborn by seek-
grossment of H.R. 2467, the Clerk be au- broadband to rural America. ing to remove the Hyde amendment, a
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