Congressional Record, House, November 19, 2021 — Build Back Better Act, H.R. 5376
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Congressional Record, House, Friday, November 19, 2021, pages H6659 through H6661. The House met at 8 a.m. with Ms. Clark of Massachusetts as Speaker pro tempore, and further consideration of the Build Back Better Act resumed. Mr. Brady says the Congressional Budget Office finds the bill adds hundreds of billions of dollars to the national debt and that the bill imposes over $400 billion in taxes on American small businesses. Mr. Neal says Build Back Better is fully paid for and reduces the deficit, and Ms. Pelosi speaks in support of the bill.
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117 th CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION
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of America PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE
Vol. 167 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2021 No. 202
House of Representatives
The House met at 8 a.m. and was Grant us hope, a hope found only in has read, adds hundreds of billions to
called to order by the Speaker pro tem- Your grace. In Your merciful name we the deficit, was written in secret, and
pore (Ms. CLARK of Massachusetts). pray. rushed to the floor to hide it from the
f Amen. American people.
f We have now the official costs, and
DESIGNATION OF THE SPEAKER
PRO TEMPORE THE JOURNAL the results are in. The claim by the
President this costs zero and will re-
The SPEAKER pro tempore laid be- The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- duce the national deficit is just simply
fore the House the following commu- ant to section 11(a) of House Resolu- untrue. According to the Congressional
nication from the Speaker: tion 188, the Journal of the last day’s Budget Office, even counting the budg-
WASHINGTON, DC, proceedings is approved. et gimmicks, this bill adds hundreds of
November 19, 2021. f billions of dollars to the national debt
I hereby appoint the Honorable KATHERINE and a more true accounting by the
M. CLARK to act as Speaker pro tempore on PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
this day.
Committee for a Responsible Federal
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Will the Budget estimates this could drive na-
NANCY PELOSI, gentleman from Texas (Mr. BRADY)
Speaker of the House of Representatives. tional deficits by $3 trillion over the
come forward and lead the House in the next 10 years.
f Pledge of Allegiance.
Mr. BRADY led the Pledge of Alle- The claim that this will not raise
PRAYER taxes on the middle class is simply
giance as follows:
The Chaplain, the Reverend Margaret I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the false. One out of three Americans in
Grun Kibben, offered the following United States of America, and to the Repub- the middle class will see a tax hike
prayer: lic for which it stands, one nation under God, starting next year. The claim that this
Holy God, in the dawn of this new indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. will make the wealthy pay their fair
day, shed Your light on our pro- f share is false as well. In this bill, com-
ceedings. Clear our minds and give us ing out of COVID, two out of three mil-
clean hearts to engage mercifully with BUILD BACK BETTER ACT lionaires in America will get a massive
each other. Refresh and renew our spir- The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- tax cut. And the claim that this will
its that we may pursue the day’s goals ant to clause 1(c) of rule XIX, further reduce inflation is not true as well.
and the Nation’s business with pure consideration of the bill (H.R. 5376) to Even according to the White House’s
motives. While some rejoice in the har- provide for reconciliation pursuant to own favored analyst, the spending in
vest of hard work, others remain con- title II of S. Con. Res. 14, as amended, this bill will drive up inflation for fam-
cerned about the labor that remains will now resume. ilies, higher and longer, for at least a
ahead. The Clerk read the title of the bill. decade.
Be among this fractured body and The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gen-
The Build Back Better’s crippling tax
bring healing to our differences and tleman from Massachusetts (Mr. NEAL)
hikes will kill American jobs, drive
harmony to our enmity. Our passions has 13⁄4 minutes remaining, and the
many of them overseas. They hamper
are heightened, our opinions strong, gentleman from Texas (Mr. BRADY) has
small businesses as they struggle to re-
our feelings deep. Call us to unity and 21⁄2 minutes remaining.
cover, worsen the labor shortage, and
peace, Your peace, a peace that is be- The Chair recognizes the gentleman
yond our understanding. Call us to care drive inflation even higher. The bill
from Massachusetts.
without prejudice. Call us to faith Mr. NEAL. Madam Speaker, is the imposes over $400 billion in taxes on
without seeing. In faith, we lay before gentleman prepared to close? I reserve American small businesses. It couldn’t
You our limitations, our frustrations, the balance of my time. come at a worse time.
our discriminations. Mr. BRADY. Madam Speaker, I am There are $800 billion in tax increases
Set our sights on the work of restora- prepared to close. on American businesses who compete
tion, transformation, and edification Madam Speaker, I yield myself the both here and around the world. This
that this would one day be a body rec- balance of my time. constitutes an economic surrender to
onciled to itself, stronger for our dif- Madam Speaker, we meet today to China, Russia, Japan, and Europe, driv-
ferences and more noble for our mutual consider the largest spending bill in ing American jobs investment in manu-
concern. American history, a bill that no one facturing overseas.
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The new corporate tax is really a Madam Speaker, in that spirit, I pro- And it is better for climate. If you
‘‘Made in America’’ tax. It hits Amer- ceed by saying: Under this dome, for want your family to benefit from clean
ican manufacturing, energy, and tech- centuries, Members of Congress have air, clean water, for the development of
nology businesses the hardest, along stood exactly where we stand now, to good-paying green jobs for the future
with American consumers. The inter- pass legislation of extraordinary con- and from improved national security,
national tax increases make it better sequence in our Nation’s history and we are meeting the President’s vision
to be a foreign company than an Amer- for our Nation’s future. to cut pollution in half by 2030 and 100
ican one. It is any wonder our foreign In the original House Chamber, now percent by 2050, creating good-paying
competitors are happy to embrace a Statuary Hall where Lincoln served, is union jobs and lowering families’ en-
global minimum tax. They are getting Clio, the muse of history. Clio reminds ergy costs; advancing environmental
American jobs and a big bite of our tax men and women in these hallowed justice with the Justice40 initiative of
base. There is a troubling new tax on Halls that we are part of history; that President Biden; and honoring our
retirement and a troubling new tax, our words and actions will face the commitment to passing on a better
the toddler tax, on American childcare. judgment of history; and that we are planet to our children. Our responsi-
This is a terrible bill. I urge a ‘‘no’’ part of the long and honorable heritage bility is always to our children and to
vote. of our democracy. the future.
Madam Speaker, I yield back the bal- With the passage of the Build Back Last week, our congressional delega-
ance of my time. Better Act, we—this Democratic Con- tion went to COP26 in Glasgow and af-
Mr. NEAL. Madam Speaker, I yield gress—are taking our place in the firmed the commitment of this Con-
myself 45 seconds. ‘‘long and honorable heritage of our de- gress to meet and beat our climate
Madam Speaker, this debate has gone mocracy,’’ with legislation that will be goals. With this legislation, we can
on now for 3 months in the Committee a pillar of health and financial security achieve this for the children and for
on Ways and Means. Sixty amendments in America that will be historic in Mother Nature.
from the opposition were offered. This forging landmark progress for our Na- The Build Back Better agenda cre-
was fully vetted over 4 days of public tion. We talk about history as we look ates jobs, secures tax cuts for the mid-
scrutiny, and all maintained in day- and prepare for the future. dle class, lowers costs for families,
light. I made sure of that, on purpose. Much has been said since our distin-
And this, as I indicated last night, as while making the wealthiest pay their
guished Democratic leadership spoke fair share. Good-paying jobs; cut taxes
I quoted a son of Massachusetts, Mr.
last evening. Much has been said on for the middle class; lower costs, espe-
WEBSTER, I said rhetorically he asked,
this floor. But the facts are these: Fol- cially in regard to healthcare and
‘‘Did we do something worthwhile in
lowing the vision of President Biden, childcare; making the wealthy and cor-
our time?’’ Today, we are going to an-
guided by the expertise and energy of porations pay their fair share.
swer that question. I am sorry that last
evening when I quoted Webster it trig- our chairs, Members, and staff, we have Build Back Better is fully paid for. It
gered an outburst from the Republican the Build Back Better bill that is his- reduces the deficit and grows the econ-
leader because we quoted an individual toric, transformative, and larger than omy. Unlike—and perhaps I need to re-
who was devoted to the Constitution of anything we have ever done before. We mind you—unlike the Republican tax
the United States and the premise that are building back better. scam, which was passed in the dark of
everybody in America gets a chance. If you are a parent, a senior, a child, night, with the speed of light, with no
Now, it is an honor for me to yield to a worker—if you are an American—this hearings whatsoever, and it increased
the Speaker of the House, secure in her bill is for you. And it is better. the deficit by more than $2 trillion,
caucus, secure in her beliefs, and se- It is better in terms of healthcare. It more than this whole bill does for the
cure knowing what we are doing today is better if you are a senior: Your cost American people; tax cuts for the
in but a few minutes. at the pharmacy will be cut to a frac- wealthiest, giving 83 percent of the
Madam Speaker, I yield 1 minute to tion, with annual costs capped under benefits to the top 1 percent and did
the gentlewoman from California (Ms. Medicare Part D, and you will benefit nothing to help the American people in
PELOSI). from the Medicare hearing benefit. terms of jobs, clean air, clean water,
Ms. PELOSI. Madam Speaker, I It is better if you have diabetes: affordable healthcare, and the rest.
thank the gentleman for yielding and When you go to the pharmacy, instead
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for his extraordinary leadership. of paying hundreds for insulin, you will
He and other chairs have brought us pay no more than $35 per month. Madam Speaker, 83 percent to the
to a moment in history on the floor of And it is better for all Americans: We top 1 percent, in the dark of night, at
the House today when we can do some- are halting Big Pharma’s outrageous speed of light. Don’t make me laugh
thing of significance for the people. I tax hikes; and in addition to that, we about criticizing this bill.
thank the chairman. are dramatically lowering healthcare Build Back Better will not increase
Madam Speaker, with confidence in costs under the Affordable Care Act. inflation, according to the experts, in-
the vision of President Biden, and asso- We are also expanding coverage to cluding an array of Nobel Peace Prize-
ciating myself with the inspiring and millions under the Affordable Care Act, winning economists and Moody’s.
informative comments of the distin- as I mentioned. This victory is possible because of
guished chairman, Mr. NEAL, with our It is better in terms of family care. If the tenacious, tireless, and values-
distinguished Democratic leader, Mr. you are a parent, it is better. Most based leadership of our chairs, mem-
HOYER, the Democratic whip last families will benefit from reduced bers, and staff of the committees.
evening, and with respect for those who childcare costs, cut fully in half for I just want to acknowledge the staff
work in this Capitol, and as a courtesy most families, and free universal pre-K of this institution, the House of Rep-
to my colleagues, I will be brief. for every 3- and 4-year-old in America. resentatives, for their just being there
In his remarks, our Democratic lead- It is better if you are a middle-in- for us over and over again regardless of
er, Mr. HOYER, talked about the pride come family. You will benefit from an when and where. Thank you so much.
we take in telling our children and our expanded Biden child tax cut and paid Build Back Better is a better agenda
grandchildren that we were here family and medical leave. for workers, for families, for children,
present to pass the Build Back Better It is better if you are a caregiver. and for our planet. If you believe, as I
legislation and what it means for fu- You will have the respect you deserve do, that this planet is God’s creation,
ture generations. Whip CLYBURN talked with the benefit of an historic invest- and we have a moral obligation to be
about the three legs of the Biden plat- ment of high-quality home healthcare. good stewards of it, this bill is for you.
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form: the Rescue Plan, the BIF, the In- And it is better for America’s work- Even if you don’t share that view—
frastructure and Jobs bill, and now the ing families, with an average of 2 mil- and I think most of us do. If you don’t
Build Back Better, the infrastructure lion jobs created each year over 10 share that view, we all agree that we
for our future. And Chairman NEAL years, together with the BIF. have a moral responsibility to our chil-
quoted DANIEL WEBSTER and spoke of Jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs; a four-letter dren and to their future to pass on the
our responsibilities to the people. word. planet in a responsible way.
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We are proud to be passing this legis- And no one making less than $400,000 a ury Department estimates will raise $400 bil-
lation under the leadership of Presi- year will pay one red cent in higher taxes. lion in revenue.
dent Joe Biden. He was an advocate We know that what America makes and I came to Congress to solve problems and
and a leader in terms of the bipartisan grows makes and grows America. The Build better the lives of the American people. The
infrastructure bill, but he did not con- Back Better Act will invest in and support Build Back Better Act is an economic launch-
fine his vision for America to that bill those who do the making and growing. Every ing pad for the middle class and working fami-
alone. child, worker, family, senior will benefit. lies. Let history record that House Democrats
Today, we have the opportunity to The Build Back Better Act will guide Amer- came together to pass legislation to drastically
build back better for the American peo- ica to a better future, and restore the Middle improve the lives of the American people and
ple and for the children. Madam Speak- Class that has long labored to build up this that sadly, not one Republican chose to join
er, I urge an ‘‘aye’’ vote on the legisla- Nation—the greatest Democratic Republic in us.
tion and a ‘‘no’’ vote on the motion to the world. Mr. NADLER. Madam Speaker, I rise today
recommit. Today is a good day for America. Now, let’s in support of the Build Back Better Act, a
Mr. NEAL. Madam Speaker, I yield get this bill to President Biden’s desk. once-in-a-generation investment to lower the
back the balance of my time. Ms. ESHOO. Madam Speaker, I rise in full everyday costs that burden working families
Ms. KAPTUR. Madam Speaker, the Build support of the Build Back Better Act. and adequately address the climate crisis.
Back Better Act is one of the most consequen- This is a historic day for the American peo- This bold, progressive bill at the core of Presi-
tial pieces of legislation that has ever made its ple and for the future of our country because dent Biden’s Build Back Better agenda will
way through the halls of Congress. this legislation is the most transformative in- have a positive impact on every single Amer-
Over the last several decades, the rich have vestment in our people in more than half a ican family.
gotten richer, only for the Middle Class to pay century. The legislation delivers the largest invest-
the price as America’s working families and As Chairwoman of the Health Sub- ment in childcare and early education in his-
our physical and social infrastructure have suf- committee, I’m proud that the bill allows Medi- tory. Build Back Better is estimated to provide
fered the death of a thousand cuts. care to negotiate the prices it pays for pre- access to childcare for nearly one million
The Build Back Better Act sets our Nation scription drugs, just as the VA has for many young children in New York. I am proud that
on a new course—lowering the cost of health years. Our bill also caps out-of-pocket drug the bill also provides universal, high-quality,
care, family care, and senior care, improving costs for seniors at $2,000 annually, caps the free preschool for every 3- and 4-year-old in
infrastructure, combating climate change, and monthly price of insulin for patients with diabe- America. Today, only 25 percent of young chil-
creating good-paying jobs in every sector and tes at $35, expands the Affordable Care Act to dren in New York have access to publicly
community in our nation. lower insurance premiums by an average of funded preschool, and the costs for those that
Seniors will benefit from new federal negoti- $600 per person per year, and brings health can’t enter publicly funded programs are often
ating powers to lower the price of prescription insurance coverage to four million uninsured crippling. I am thrilled that nearly 300,000
drugs, a $2,000 cap on their out-of-pocket Americans. young children in New York will now be able
drug expenses on Medicare Part D, and the We’re voting to tackle the climate crisis with to attend preschool. The bill also will provide
inclusion of hearing care in Medicare for the the largest clean energy investment in our over two million students in New York with re-
first time. country’s history. Climate change poses an sources to purchase school meals.
Americans with diabetes will no longer pay existential threat to our country and our planet, The Build Back Better Act will also improve
more than $35 per month for insulin. and this bill recognizes the scale of these
The vast majority of families will pay no the lives of working families by expanding
problems by putting the U.S. on a path to cut rental assistance and affordable housing, es-
more than 7 percent of their income for
greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 and tablishing paid family and medical leave, ex-
childcare. There will be new universal pre-
meet our climate goals under the Paris Agree- tending the Child Tax Credit, extending the
school for all 3- and 4-year-olds, and the Child
ment. American Rescue Plan’s Earned Income Tax
Tax Credit will cut taxes for hardworking fami-
This legislation dramatically lowers the cost Credit, and finally addressing the unfair SALT
lies.
Our farmers will benefit from new invest- of childcare and makes pre-K universal for all Deduction caps.
ments in regenerative agriculture, soil con- three and four year olds in our country. Under I am also pleased that this historic legisla-
servation, and urban agriculture. the bill, the vast majority of American families tion will lower prescription drug costs for mil-
The Civilian Climate Corps will help pre- will pay no more than seven percent of their lions of Americans by finally negotiating lower
serve and protect our environment while com- income on childcare. We also improve elder drug prices for seniors, stopping outrageous
bating climate change. care by investing $150 billion to provide qual- price hikes in prescription drugs, setting a new
We will develop new emission-reduction ity home-based care for seniors and people $2,000 cap on out-of-pocket prescription costs
technologies for our critical infrastructure like with disabilities. for seniors, and capping the cost of life-saving
ports, and build the electric and hydrogen ve- Every American family with an income of insulin at $35 per month. The bill will further
hicles of the future for consumers and the less than $150,000 will continue to receive lower health care costs for Americans by
public sector—including hundreds of thou- monthly payments from the expanded Child passing the largest expansion of the Afford-
sands of vehicles of the United States Postal Tax Credit for another year. This tax credit able Care Act in a decade to make coverage
Service, and the heavy trucks and service has already lifted three million children out of more affordable, expanding Medicaid cov-
equipment of city and county fleets—all while poverty. erage and eligibility, and expanding access to
ensuring our workers receive the training they Very importantly, the bill restores deduct- affordable home care for older adults and
need for these new technologies. The Build ibility of state and local taxes (SALT). Prior to those with disabilities.
Back Better Act will ensure our workers are the harmful $10,000 cap that was put into Finally, I am incredibly proud that the Build
not left behind in the transition to the new place in the 2017 Trump tax cut law, my con- Back Better Act contains the single largest in-
economy. stituents claimed an average SALT deduction vestment to combat the climate crisis in
We will modernize our electric grid, and up- of $63,083. This bill raises the cap to $80,000 human history. This historic bill includes a
grade our homes and neighborhoods through until 2030, without adding a cent to the deficit. $500 billion investment in clean energy and
new weatherization initiatives. All of these policies are fully paid for without climate to cut greenhouse pollution by well
Under-resourced neighborhoods will finally raising taxes on anyone earning less than over one gigaton in 2030, reduce home en-
have the resources for new, quality, affordable $400,000 per year. Revenue is raised through ergy costs, create hundreds of thousands of
housing. Small business owners will see new a new 15 percent minimum tax on businesses high-quality jobs, and advance environmental
opportunities for growth as our communities that report more than $1 billion in profits to justice for those communities on the frontline
recover from years of underinvestment. shareholders. This ends the shameful practice of the climate crisis. The bill will also provide
And our veterans will receive higher quality of large, profitable businesses paying zero in a vital boost to New York’s climate resilience
care at new VA facilities across the Nation. income taxes. It also raises taxes on the and preparedness efforts to safeguard the city
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The American people will do all this by fi- wealthiest 0.02 percent of Americans with a from future Superstorm Sandy level storms.
nally requiring the wealthiest, the biggest cor- five percent surtax on incomes of more than $ Best of all, the historic investments included
porations, and the tax cheats to pay their fair 10 million and a further three percent on in- in the Build Back Better Act are not only fully
share. Multimillionaires and those who store comes over $25 million. Finally, the bill pro- paid for, the Treasury Department estimates
their wealth offshore will pay the taxes they vides robust funding for IRS tax enforcement that the bill will reduce the deficit by over $100
owe to support America’s resurgence. to crack down on tax cheats which the Treas- billion over a decade.
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This historic legislation will ensure that our And money in the bill will help the Marianas For these reasons, I urge passage of H.R.
workers and families are no longer held back reduce its reliance on fossil fuels by opening 5376 and look forward to swift action on this
by high costs or lack of access. For too long, offshore wind lease sales and cover the full package by the Senate so that it can be
we have failed to invest properly in everyday cost of new tax credits for electric vehicles signed by President Biden and begin to im-
people. Instead, we have allowed big corpora- and residential solar and wind systems. prove the lives of my constituents in the Sec-
tions and the wealthy to access all the re- I urge my colleagues to support H.R. 5376 ond District of Mississippi and beyond.
sources this Nation has to offer without paying to help all communities in our country build [From The Jewish Federations of North
their fair share. This stops here. By passing back better. America, Oct. 28, 2021]
President Biden’s agenda into law, we have Mr. THOMPSON of Mississippi. Madam JEWISH FEDERATIONS EXPRESS GRATITUDE
set our Nation on a course to meet its climate Speaker, I thank Chairman YARMUTH for his FOR ADDITIONAL SECURITY FUNDING
goals, create millions of good-paying jobs, re- steadfast commitment to shepherding this Jewish Federations Express their gratitude
lieve working families struggling to afford the landmark legislation to the floor. to House Homeland Security Chair Bennie
growing costs of raising children, and grow our I am honored to join with my colleagues, Thompson (D–MS) and Senate Homeland Se-
economy. I urge my colleagues to vote yea on just days after President Biden signed a sorely curity & Governmental Affairs Committee
this transformative legislation. needed and long-awaited infrastructure pack- Chair Gary Peters (D–MI) for helping to se-
Mr. SABLAN. Madam Speaker, H.R. 5376, age that will rebuild the Nation’s deteriorating cure an additional $100 million for the Non-
roads and bridges to consider the ‘‘Build Back profit Security Grant Program (NSGP) in
the Build Back Better Act, provides critical in- the Homeland Security portion of the rec-
vestments to lower the everyday costs that Better Act.’’ onciliation package.
face working families in the Marianas and Madam Speaker, the magnitude of what we ‘‘Communities can only flourish when
across America—from health care to edu- are doing here is really compelling. their security needs are met. The inclusion
cation to job training to child care and more. Twenty-eight years ago, I came to Congress of an additional $100 million for the Non-
The Act appropriates $1 billion for critical in- to advocate for the interests of my friends and profit Security Grant Program will save
frastructure in the Marianas and other insular neighbors who, after decades of struggle, de- lives, help keep Jewish and other commu-
areas which could create new jobs and im- serve a more fair and equitable economy that nities safe, and allow them to flourish’’ said
prove the quality of life for all in our islands. fuels prosperity and job growth in our commu- Eric Fingerhut, President and CEO of the
The bill helps more Marianas families ac- nities well into the future. Jewish Federations of North America.
‘‘Just yesterday, we commemorated three
cess the health care they need by increasing That is just what H.R. 5376 will do.
years since the Tree of Life massacre in
base funding for Medicaid to $70 million and I could not be prouder to be a part of this
Pittsburgh, the worst violent anitsemitic at-
making permanent the current 83 percent fed- Democratic majority as we come together, tack in the nation’s history. Additional
eral/17 percent local shares for Medicaid, a with a sense of urgency, to deliver for the peo- funding to the Nonprofit Security Grant Pro-
ratio better than any State in the Nation. ple while tackling climate change and other gram will not only help secure synagogues,
Dental, vision, and hearing services are also challenges that put our communities at risk. but houses of worship and nonprofits of
added as mandatory Medicaid benefits. I am particularly appreciative that the bill in- every stripe across the nation that face
The over 2,000 seniors and others in the vests $1.5 billion in the Department of Home- threats at a time of increased violent extre-
Marianas who are insured through Medicare land Security to provide crucial resources to mism,’’ he added.
The NSGP provides grants to nonprofits to
would be eligible for hearing aids, a new pro- three challenges confronting the Nation: cyber-
help fund security measures such as inspec-
gram benefit. And for those who also partici- security; domestic terrorism and other threats tion and screening systems, physical bar-
pate in the Medicare Part D drug program out to houses of worship and non-profits; and re- riers, and development of emergency pre-
of pocket costs are capped at $2,000. ducing the Department of Homeland Security’s paredness plans.
As Chairman of the Subcommittee on Early carbon footprint. This year, as hate crimes spiked and
Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Edu- The homeland security title of this bill pro- houses of worship were increasingly tar-
cation, I strongly support the transformative in- vides $100 million in new funding for the Non- geted, the NSGP was able to fund fewer than
vestments the Act makes in education from profit Security Grant Program, which helps half of all applicants.
Fingerhut advocated for increasing NSGP
birth, universal pre-kindergarten and all the DHS take necessary action to help secure
funds at a Senate HSGAC hearing on violent
way to placement in a rewarding career. churches, synagogues, mosques, and other extremism this Summer.
Our youngest learners in the Marianas will nonprofits from domestic terrorism and other Homeland Security Appropriations bills in
have access to high-quality, child care up to threats. both chambers propose leaving NSGP fund-
age 5 and universal free pre-kindergarten. It has been just 3 years since the deadliest ing flat at $180 million, as overall proposed
And 10,800 Marianas students, who receive attack on the Jewish community in U.S. his- funding levels remain unchanged.
free lunches in school, will qualify for a sup- tory, when 11 lives were lost in a mass shoot- Federations’ advocacy for further govern-
plemental summer feeding program of $65 per ing at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pitts- ment investment in community safety meas-
month. ures is part of the public-private partnership
burgh, Pennsylvania.
The Build Back Better Act includes my Col- envisioned in the historic LiveSecure cam-
The funding the House provides today can paign, which is raising $54 million in philan-
lege Access Act which provides bachelor’s de- help prevent such a tragedy from happening thropic dollars to spread the security um-
gree students from the Marianas up to again. brella to every Jewish community across the
$15,000 per year to make up the difference Madam Speaker, I include in the RECORD a country and help fortify Jewish communal
between in-state and out-of-state tuition at statement in support of this additional funding institutions.
public colleges. from the Jewish Federations of America. Jewish Federations also thank Senate Ma-
Moreover, the Act increases the maximum It also invests in the Cybersecurity and In- jority Leader Charles Schumer (D–NY) for
annual Pell grant for low-income students to frastructure Security Agency to help State and his leadership on this program, and the pe-
$7,045. The White House estimates there are local governments develop secure and resil- rennial champions Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand
(D–NY), Rob Portman (R–OH), and Reps. Bill
1,032 students in the Marianas who rely on ient critical infrastructure networks by, among Pascrell (D–NJ) and John Katko (R–NY) for
Pell to cover tuition, books, housing, and other other things, accelerating State and local gov- supporting NSGP funding. We look forward
expenses. ernments’ transition to the (dot) gov domain to continuing to work with them to increase
The legislation helps job seekers in the Mar- and increasing capacity to hire network de- annual funding for the program through the
ianas get placed with career and training op- fenders. appropriations process.
portunities with the inclusion of provisions from Finally, the homeland security title provides Mr. SMITH of New Jersey. Madam Speaker,
my Employment Services and Jobs Parity Act $900 million in strategic investments to help President Biden’s massive new multitrillion
and Job Corps Nationwide Act making funding the department reduce its carbon footprint and dollar tax and spend bill, the so-called Build
from these federal programs available for the mitigate the ongoing effects of climate change back Better Act will cost at least $4 trillion ac-
first time. that have a direct impact on our national secu- cording to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
The Build Back Better Act extends the Child rity. According to the Chamber, the Build Back
Tax Credit that has already provided $28.7 Once again, I thank Chairman YARMUTH for Better Act will significantly increase inflation
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million this year to Marianas families. Parents his leadership along with Speaker PELOSI, and lead to up to 3 million people losing their
would also benefit from funding that ensures Leader HOYER, and my fellow committee employer sponsored health insurance plans.
they pay no more 7 percent of their income for chairs for their months of hard work to Astonishingly, as we debate this legislation
high quality child care and a new paid family produce this once-in-a-generation legislation on the floor of the House today, there is still
leave policy, providing four weeks of paid which includes so many important investments no detailed cost analysis by the nonpartisan
leave in the case of birth or illness. in our homeland security. Congressional Budget Office.
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Among the bill’s most egregious provisions, essential health benefits package described in The Marist poll found that a supermajority of
it: section 1302(a).’’ Obamacare specifically ex- 65 percent of Independents oppose taxpayer
Effectively bans Catholic and other faith- cluded abortion as a required essential health funding of abortion.
based schools from participating in the ex- benefit under section 1303, and this BBB pro- Unborn babies need the President of the
panded child care program; vision would effectively override the 2010 United States and Members of Congress to be
Dramatically raises taxes on businesses and law.’’ their friend and advocate, not powerful adver-
individuals; The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops saries.
Grants more power to the IRS to target tax- wrote to every Member of Congress on Mr. DANNY K. DAVIS of Illinois. Madam
payers by removing taxpayer protection re- Wednesday and said: ‘‘it is completely unac- Speaker, I ran for Congress to help people in
quirements and hiring 87,000 additional ceptable that the current House version of the Chicago, in Illinois and across the country
agents; Build Back Better Act expands taxpayer fund- achieve the American dream. The Build Back
Permits taxpayer money to go to entities in- ing of abortion . . . No proposal to support in- Better Act represents a transformative invest-
volved China’s genocide against the Uyghur dividuals needing affordable health care cov- ment in children, families, workers, busi-
Muslims; erage should compel Americans to pay for the nesses, and the planet that will improve health
Institutes price controls on prescription destruction of human life through their tax dol- and well-being, advance economic and envi-
drugs and subjects companies that refuse to lars . . . In addition, the latest text maintains ronmental justice, meaningfully address cli-
comply to a massive excise tax, which would the proposed health care affordability fund for mate change, and grow our economy while
cripple innovation and could cause the re- states without Hyde protections, and provides asking the wealthiest and most secure to pay
moval of life-saving drugs from the U.S. mar- funding for several public health grants without their fair share. The pandemic has harmed
ket. Hyde protections. This fundamental problem of tens of millions of Americans—disproportion-
And, shockingly, the legislation forces tax- expanded taxpayer funding of abortion in the ately hurting African Americans and other
payers to pay for abortion on demand in sev- Build Back Better Act must be remedied be- communities of color, women, seniors, and
eral new and expanded programs. fore the bill moves forward.’’ children. This bill meets immediate needs for
Taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize The Susan B. Anthony List opposes the bill food, shelter, medical care, and child care as
or facilitate the killing of an unborn child. and said yesterday: ‘‘It is critical to remember well as long-term needs for quality education,
The so-called Build Back Better Act: that whenever abortion is not explicitly ex- good-paying jobs, safe roads and water, and
Gives states $30 billion over three years to cluded from funding, it is included . . . A care- a healthy environment. I am deeply proud that
ful reading of this bill shows billions of dollars many priorities that I have championed are in-
create reinsurance programs for health insur-
being appropriated outside of Hyde protec- cluded in this historic bill.
ance issuers. There are no protections what-
tions, leaving them available for direct and in- It provides 4 weeks of paid family and med-
soever to prevent subsidization of plans cov-
direct abortion funding, upsetting the status ical leave for workers so that they do not face
ering elective abortion,
quo and funneling money to the abortion in- the inhumane choice of caring for loved ones
Extends to January 1, 2027 the increases to
dustry . . . The ACA coverage provision man- or financial ruin. Lower-income workers and
premium tax credits available for consumers dates abortion coverage for its Medicaid-gap
through the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Pre- workers of color are much less likely to have
population in the twelve states that opted out any paid leave, yet are more likely to need it
mium tax credits allow taxpayer funding to of Medicaid expansion for plan years 2024
subsidize ACA plans that provide elective due to greater health challenges and less sav-
and 2025. It is notable that none of these ings to weather caregiving without pay. As
abortion; states currently fund abortion coverage. This
Provides $10 billion worth of public health Chair of the Subcommittee with jurisdiction
language would coerce them states to cover over paid leave, I have worked closely with
funding grants that aren’t Hyde Amendment abortion against the will of their constituents.’’
protected, Ways and Means Chairman NEAL and advo-
The Hyde Amendment, Madam Speaker, cates to shape this equity-generating, uni-
Makes permanent the Health Coverage Tax has saved more than 2.4 million lives—about
Credit without Hyde protection to prevent tax- versal benefit.
60,000 per year since it was first enacted. The bill enhances the Earned Income Tax
payer funds in this program from paying for Hyde protections need to be added to this Credit to improve the economic well-being of
health plans that include elective abortion; bill. millions of childless workers and noncustodial
Mandates abortion coverage in the Afford- It is time, I believe, for more of us to face
parents—with new help for younger workers,
able Care Act (ACA); the harsh reality of what abortion does to chil-
foster and homeless youth, and seniors. I’ve
And more. dren and look beyond the sound bites and slo-
The National Right to Life Committee gans. fought for these improvements for over a dec-
No-one in the media ever bothers to expose ade via my Responsible Fatherhood Act.
strongly opposes this legislation and pointed
the violent methods of abortion that include These changes will help 17 million adults na-
out that: ‘‘The 2010 Obamacare law as would
dismemberment of a child’s fragile body, in- tionwide and over 600,000 in Illinois.
the Build Back Better (BBB) created multiple It provides $2 billion to train workers with
new streams of federal funding that are ‘‘self- cluding decapitation, and that drugs like RU–
486 starve the baby to death. barriers to employment—including people with
appropriated’’ flowing outside regular appro- records—for careers in the allied health pro-
priations. Or that unborn babies killed by abortion at
20 weeks or later experience excruciating suf- fessions. This provision will help Chicago
‘‘That said, the Obamacare law contains a State which has a stellar Health Profession
provision that specifically permitted states to fering and physical pain. And until rendered
unconscious or dead by these hideous proce- Opportunity Grant program and expand pro-
ban elective abortion coverage in their ex- grams like those offered by the Safer Founda-
changes, and 25 states passed legislation dures, the baby feels the pain every cut ac-
cording to medical experts in life-enhancing tion to help people with records become suc-
doing so. The BBB, starting in 2024, would ex- cessful healthcare professionals.
plicitly override the laws of 11 of these prenatal surgery.
Abortion is not health care unless one con- It helps vulnerable students by making Pell
states—states that did not expand their Med- non-taxable and removing the lifetime ban on
strues the precious life of an unborn child to
icaid programs. One additional non-expansion the American Opportunity Tax Credit for past
be analogous to a tumor to be excised or a
state (Wyoming) will also now be required to felony drug convictions.
disease to be vanquished pregnancy is not a
cover abortion. It incents substantial private investment in
disease.
‘‘Further, the provisions mandate that Mr. Biden once wrote constituents, explain- solar energy that will reduce electricity costs
Obamacare silver exchange plans cover abor- ing that his support for laws against funding for tens of millions of low-income individuals
tion and transportation for abortions (without for abortion, by saying ‘‘it would protect both while making the air they breathe safer.
cost sharing) for the Medicaid coverage gap the woman and her unborn child.’’ It contains strong labor provisions so that
population. The BBB provides unlimited appro- Mr. Biden went on to say ‘‘that those of us our investments in green energy benefit work-
priations to finance this abortion expansion. who are opposed to abortion should not be ers as well as businesses.
The BBB would mandate coverage in the compelled to pay for them.’’ I agree. Most It includes $1 billion for to help justice-in-
abovementioned 12 states of ‘‘services de- Americans agree. volved individuals obtain employment and
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scribed in subsection (a)(4)(C) of section 1905 Over the years, the polls have consistently training services via the Reentry Employment
of such [the Social Security] Act [family plan- shown that Americans do not support taxpayer Opportunities Program. It makes sure that
ning services] for which Federal payments funded abortion. people leaving prison have Medicaid coverage
would have been so available [‘‘under title XIX The January 2021 Marist poll found that by to improve health and successful reentry.
of the Social Security Act] which are not other- a margin of 58 percent to 38 percent oppose It includes $2.5 billion for public health ap-
wise provided under such plan as part of the taxpayer funded abortion. proaches to reduce community violence and
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advance trauma interventions, which I have committee’s title would make the federal gov- existed at all. Then, they claimed Republicans
championed via the RISE from Trauma Act. ernment a leader on combatting climate were exacerbating concerns over what they
It helps restore fairness to the tax code by change by electrifying the federal govern- deemed ‘‘transitory inflation’’ for political gain.
rolling back the Republicans’ punitive limit on ment’s vehicle fleet, and building the fleet of Next, they said inflation was both not transi-
the State and Local Tax deduction to hurt citi- the future. tory and, in fact, a good thing for the econ-
zens in blue states like Illinois. Our title includes nearly $3 billion for GSA omy. Now, they accuse Republicans of oppos-
The pandemic hit Black renters with children to purchase tens of thousands of electric vehi- ing their plan to tackle the inflation they
especially hard, with 29 percent reporting that cles and build the infrastructure necessary to claimed was a good thing.
their household is not caught up on rent. Fur- support them. If inflation is indeed a good thing, then
ther, in 2020, Black and Latino families with It also includes nearly $6 billion for the Post- America is in luck—the Democrats’ Build Back
children were more than twice as likely to suf- al Service to purchase electric vehicles for its Better agenda promises much more of it. It’s
fer food insecurity as white households. The new fleet, and to build the infrastructure nec- as if the Democrats are attempting to
Build Back Better Act addresses racial and essary to charge these vehicles. hyperinflate their way out of inflation.
economic inequities for communities of color EVs are a sensible and cost-effective invest- This unaffordable bill won’t solve the prob-
and rural and underserved communities. It ment that will reduce emissions and keep the lems the Democrats have created. It won’t
dramatically reduces child poverty via a sub- federal government competitive. lower energy prices, or tame inflation, or re-
stantial Child Tax Credit, raising a projected The title also includes $4 billion for GSA to solve the supply chain crisis, or help Ameri-
4.1 million children above the poverty line and expand the use of emerging green tech- cans get back to work. To the contrary, it’s an
cutting child poverty by more than 40 percent. nologies and ensure that federal buildings are ideological bill designed to implant socialism
In October alone, the advanced CTC gave modernized with greener construction mate- irreversibly in the federal government.
caregivers in my Congressional District over rials and modern environmental systems. The whole bill is a slap in the face to the
$30 million to provide food, shelter, and other I’m especially pleased that we’ve included American people. Thankfully, however, this
necessities for 121,000 children. This bill dedicated funding for OMB to support imple- debate is just political theater, since we all
makes the largest investment in affordable mentation of the Act and track labor, equity, know the bill, whenever it is finally passed by
housing and community development in half a and environmental standards and perform- House Democrats, will die a quick death in the
century—over $145 billion—and it feeds the ance. Senate.
hungry with $10 billion for nutrition. Our title also includes funding to ensure Ms. BONAMICI. Madam Speaker, I rise
It makes Americans healthier by decreasing proper oversight of these programs. today in support of a meaningful and con-
the cost of health insurance and medication, It is critical that the House pass the Build sequential piece of legislation, the Build Back
expanding medical services, investing $1 bil- Back Better Act as quickly as possible so that Better Act.
lion in community health centers, and pro- we can get this to the President’s desk without This bill will strengthen our economy, create
viding tremendous funding to reduce health in- delay. good-paying jobs, and make extraordinary in-
equities. I urge all my colleagues to support this bill. vestments that will improve child care, edu-
It makes the largest investment in child care Mr. NUNES. Madam Speaker, the Demo- cation, health care, child nutrition, and hous-
in our Nation’s history, saving most families crats have summoned us to the House floor ing. Importantly, the legislation will take critical
more than half of their spending on child care. today to debate their unaffordable socialist steps to address the climate crisis.
Further, it makes historic investments to care spending bill. It is rather novel for Congress to This legislation is a significant victory for
for seniors and individuals with disabilities so debate a bill that does not yet have final legis- children, families, caregivers, and early child-
that they can receive care in their homes and lative text, but. after suffering alarming elec- hood educators. According to data from Or-
communities, recognizing the need to care for toral defeats earlier this month, the Democrats egon State University, every county in my
our aging population. appear desperate to save President Biden’s home state of Oregon was a child care desert
It makes the largest expansion of free edu- domestic agenda, regardless of the con- for infant and toddler care before the
cation since our country established public sequences. So, here we are. coronavirus pandemic, meaning that there is
high schools a century ago. It provides uni- While the bill’s actual provisions remain un- only one spot for every three children who
versal and free preschool for all 3- and 4-year- clear, what is clear is the Biden administra- need care. The $390 billion investment for
olds, promoting racial equity in education. In tion’s zeal to permanently transform the Amer- early childhood care and universal preschool
addition, it expands access to affordable high- ican economy. In an October press con- in the Build Back Better Act is fundamental to
er education by increasing the Pell grants by ference, White House Press Secretary Jen the long-term success and health of our kids
$550 for more than 5 million students, creating Psaki went to great lengths to explain that the and economy. These investments will help mil-
grants to close the college completion gap, Democrats’ reconciliation spending bill is seen lions of parents, overwhelmingly women, re-
and investing in Historically Black Colleges by the President as a vehicle to remake the turn to work. Additionally, we will finally recog-
and Universities and Minority Serving Institu- economy. nize the critical role of early childhood edu-
tions, including Predominantly Black Institu- Biden seeks to ‘‘do something historic that cators by making sure they are paid a living
tions like Malcolm X, Olive-Harvey, and Chi- will fundamentally change the economy,’’ she wage.
cago State. declared. He’s seeking to make ‘‘fundamental We have also provided substantial invest-
This legislation invests billions in small busi- changes,’’ she added. She later noted that the ments in our students by making higher edu-
nesses, including $1.6 billion for minority President seeks to ‘‘make fundamental change cation more affordable, including by increasing
owned businesses and $105 million for edu- in our economy,’’ ‘‘change fundamentally how the value of the Pell Grant and expanding fed-
cation and financial assistance for the for- we invest in our workforce,’’ ‘‘fundamentally eral financial aid to eligible students with De-
merly-incarcerated to form businesses to cre- change the economy,’’ and ‘‘fundamentally ferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA),
ate jobs in their communities. Further, it en- change people’s lives.’’ temporary protected status (TPS), and de-
sures the largest effort to combat climate We should take Psaki at her word—Presi- ferred enforced departure (DED) status. To
change in American history. dent Biden believes he has found basic flaws help students succeed in school and transition
I am honored to vote for this once-in-a-gen- in our economic system, and the solution is to into a rewarding career, the Build Back Better
eration legislation. I came to Congress to inject trillions of dollars into government pro- Act provides funding for retention and comple-
make this type of momentous change. I urge grams. tion grants. The bill also supports our teaching
my colleagues to pass it. Earlier this year, the President made a workforce by investing in grant programs to
Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. down payment on this fundamental trans- help train new teachers and address the
Madam Speaker, I rise in strong support of the formation when he signed into law the Demo- teacher shortage. Additionally, the legislation
Build Back Better Act. crats’ $1.9 trillion so-called stimulus plan. The also supports communities of color through
The Oversight Committee, which I chair, au- economic impact has been staggering: gas targeted investments in Historically Black Col-
thored several key sections of this bill, which prices are reaching record highs, our supply leges and Universities, Tribal Colleges and
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together will allocate nearly $14 billion. chain is in crisis, small businesses are beset Universities, Hispanic-Serving Institutions and
My committee’s sections are more than just by a government-made labor shortage, and other Minority Serving Institutions.
numbers on a page—they represent a sub- skyrocketing inflation is making everyday life As Chair of the Education and Labor Com-
stantial and genuine investment in our future. unaffordable for working Americans. mittee’s Civil Rights and Human Services Sub-
We have no future if we don’t get serious The response from Democrats has been in- committee, I know students will be better
about combatting climate change, and my structive. First, Democrats denied that inflation equipped to succeed when they are no longer
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worrying about their next meal. The Build U.S. is one of only six nations in the world The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu-
Back Better Act provides nine million more without a national paid leave program. The ant to clause 2(b) of rule XIX, the pre-
students free school meals through improving Build Back Better act brings the United States vious question is ordered on the motion
the Community Eligibility Provision, which is a in line with every other OECD country by pro- to recommit.
significant step toward ending childhood hun- viding workers with four weeks of paid family The question is on the motion to re-
ger. leave for childbirth, major illness recovery, and commit.
The Build Back Better Act provides for family caretaking responsibilities. The question was taken; and the
greater access to high-quality, affordable Oregonians have long experienced pro- Speaker pro tempore announced that
health care and lowers costs for many Ameri- nounced challenges from the lack of afford- the noes appeared to have it.
cans, especially our nation’s seniors. The bill able housing. The Build Back Better Act in- Mr. BRADY. Madam Speaker, on
extends the enhanced Affordable Care Act cludes $150 billion to build and upgrade af- that I demand the yeas and nays.
premium tax credits that were included in the fordable housing stock and enhance rental as- The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu-
American Rescue Plan, and lowers the cost of sistance for low-income Americans. It also in- ant to section 3(s) of House Resolution
prescription drugs by finally allowing Medicare cludes critical updates to and expands the 8, the yeas and nays are ordered.
to negotiate prices for some drugs. The bill ex- Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, which will
pands Medicare to cover the cost of hearing The vote was taken by electronic de-
further incentivize affordable housing develop- vice, and there were—yeas 208, nays
aids and makes home health care for elderly ment. This funding will improve housing afford-
parents or loved ones with disabilities more af- 220, not voting 6, as follows:
ability, support people experiencing homeless- [Roll No. 384]
fordable and accessible. It also includes sig- ness, and shrink the homeownership gap for
nificant resources for Older Americans Act people of color.
YEAS—208
meal programs and other senior services that Data reported by the United States Census Aderholt Gohmert Miller (WV)
I have long championed, particularly those Allen Gonzales, Tony Miller-Meeks
Bureau found that the Child Tax Credit expan- Amodei Gonzalez (OH) Moolenaar
supporting LGBTQ+ seniors and other under- sion that was included in the American Res- Armstrong Good (VA) Mooney
served communities. cue Plan has already slashed taxes for mil- Arrington Gooden (TX) Moore (AL)
The bill will allow work authorization and Babin Gosar Moore (UT)
lions of families and contributed significantly to
provide important protections from deportation Bacon Granger Mullin
reducing child hunger and housing insecurity. Baird Graves (LA) Murphy (NC)
for many immigrants who have been building
The Build Back Better Act builds upon this Balderson Graves (MO) Nehls
lives in this country and contributing to our Banks Green (TN) Newhouse
success by extending the enhanced Child Tax
communities for more than a decade. The leg- Barr Greene (GA) Norman
Credit for another year. Bentz Griffith
islation will not provide the crucial path to citi- Nunes
And finally, The Build Back Better Act is Bergman Grothman Obernolte
zenship that I have been advocating for, but
fully paid for by making sure the wealthiest Bice (OK) Guest Owens
this is significant progress that we can con- Biggs Guthrie Palazzo
Americans and large corporations pay their
tinue to build on. Bilirakis Hagedorn Palmer
Importantly, we are facing a code red cli- fair share in taxes. Bishop (NC) Harris Pence
mate emergency and the Build Back Better The Build Back Better Act’s historic invest- Boebert Harshbarger Pfluger
ments will improve the lives of families and in- Bost Hartzler Posey
Act is the most significant climate bill to come Brady Hern Reed
before the U.S. House of Representatives. It dividuals, create thousands of good-paying Brooks Herrell Reschenthaler
provides long-term extensions for renewable jobs, and help our country rebuild after the Buchanan Herrera Beutler Rice (SC)
energy tax credits, and for the first time, en- devastating COVID–19 pandemic. And with Bucshon Hice (GA) Rodgers (WA)
Budd Higgins (LA)
ergy storage projects will qualify for invest- the provisions to address the climate crisis, it Burchett Hill
Rose
will help bring about a better, healthier, and Rosendale
ment tax credits. This bill also invests $29 bil- Burgess Hinson Rouzer
lion in nonprofit, state, and local institutions more secure future for Oregonians and Ameri- Calvert Hollingsworth Roy
cans. For these reasons, I look forward to vot- Cammack Hudson Rutherford
that support rapid deployment of low- and Carey Huizenga
zero-emission technologies, with a particular ing in favor of this bill. Carter (GA) Issa
Salazar
The SPEAKER pro tempore. All time Scalise
focus on low-income communities that histori- Carter (TX) Jackson
Schweikert
cally have not received these types of invest- for debate has expired. Cawthorn Jacobs (NY)
Scott, Austin
Pursuant to House Resolution 744, Chabot Johnson (LA)
ments. This legislation combats methane Sessions
Cheney Johnson (OH)
emissions, which account for one-fifth of glob- the previous question is ordered on the Cline Johnson (SD)
Simpson
bill, as amended. Smith (MO)
al greenhouse gas emissions, by creating a Cloud Jordan
Smith (NE)
methane emissions reduction program to The question is on the engrossment Clyde Joyce (OH)
Smith (NJ)
Cole Joyce (PA)
incentivize oil and gas companies to reduce and third reading of the bill. Comer Katko
Smucker
their methane leaks. The bill was ordered to be engrossed Crawford Keller
Spartz
and read a third time, and was read the Crenshaw Kelly (MS) Stauber
The health of our ocean reflects the health Steel
third time. Curtis Kelly (PA)
of our planet. The Build Back Better Act Davidson Kim (CA) Stefanik
makes a significant investment by providing $6 MOTION TO RECOMMIT Davis, Rodney Kinzinger Steil
Steube
billion for habitat restoration projects to con- Mr. BRADY. Madam Speaker, I have DesJarlais Kustoff
Stewart
serve, restore, and protect coastal and marine a motion to recommit at the desk. Diaz-Balart LaHood
Donalds LaMalfa Taylor
habitats, increasing these ecosystems’ resil- The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Duncan Lamborn Tenney
ience to climate change. It also provides $500 Clerk will report the motion to recom- Dunn Latta Thompson (PA)
Ellzey LaTurner Tiffany
million for National Oceanic and Atmospheric mit. Timmons
Emmer Lesko
Administration climate research to improve our The Clerk read as follows: Estes Letlow Turner
understanding of the interdependence of our Mr. Brady moves to recommit the bill H.R. Fallon Long Upton
nation’s coasts, ocean, weather, and climate. 5376 to the Committee on the Budget. Feenstra Loudermilk Valadao
Ferguson Lucas Van Drew
Although there is still tremendous work need- The material previously referred to Van Duyne
Fischbach Luetkemeyer
ed to prevent national and global climate dis- by Mr. BRADY is as follows: Fitzgerald Mace Wagner
aster, the Build Back Better Act makes trans- Strike section 138401 and insert the fol- Fitzpatrick Malliotakis Walberg
formational and unprecedented investments in Fleischmann Mann Walorski
lowing: Waltz
combating climate change. Fortenberry Massie
SEC. 138401. PROHIBITION ON NEW REQUIRE- Foxx Mast Weber (TX)
The Build Back Better Act will also improve MENTS TO REPORT BANK ACCOUNT Franklin, C. McCarthy Webster (FL)
conditions for working Americans. It provides DEPOSITS AND WITHDRAWALS. Scott McCaul Wenstrup
nearly $20 billion in funding for education and The Secretary of the Treasury (including Fulcher McClain Westerman
any delegate of the Secretary) may not re- Gaetz McClintock Williams (TX)
career training opportunities for under- Wilson (SC)
quire any financial institution to report the Gallagher McHenry
employed and dislocated workers and fosters Garbarino McKinley Wittman
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inflows or out-flows (or any similar amount,
greater collaboration between industry, labor, whether on a transaction or aggregate basis) Garcia (CA) Meijer Womack
nonprofits, and educational institutions to Gibbs Meuser Young
of any account maintained by such institu- Gimenez Miller (IL) Zeldin
equip workers with skills training and post- tion, except to the extent that such report-
training employment opportunities. ing is required under any program, or other NAYS—220
This bill will also support families when they provision of law, as in effect on October 1, Adams Allred Axne
need to take leave from work. Currently, the 2021. Aguilar Auchincloss Barragán
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Bass Green, Al (TX) Pallone MEMBERS RECORDED PURSUANT TO HOUSE Demings Lawson (FL) Ross
Beatty Grijalva Panetta RESOLUTION 8, 117TH CONGRESS DeSaulnier Lee (CA) Roybal-Allard
Bera Harder (CA) Pappas Deutch Lee (NV) Ruiz
Beyer Hayes Pascrell Amodei Green (TN) McBath Dingell Leger Fernandez Ruppersberger
Bishop (GA) Higgins (NY) Payne (Balderson) (DesJarlais) (Williams Doggett Levin (CA) Rush
Blumenauer Himes Pelosi Baird (Walorski) Hagedorn (GA)) Doyle, Michael Levin (MI) Ryan
Blunt Rochester Horsford Perlmutter Barragán (Moolenaar) McEachin F. Lieu Sánchez
Bonamici Houlahan Peters (Allred) Harshbarger (Wexton) Escobar Lofgren Sarbanes
Bourdeaux Hoyer Phillips Blumenauer (Fleischmann) Meeks (Jeffries) Eshoo Lowenthal Scanlon
Bowman Huffman Pingree (Beyer) Hartzler Moulton (Kahele) Espaillat Luria Schakowsky
Boyle, Brendan Jackson Lee Pocan Boyle, Brendan (Walberg) Napolitano Evans Lynch Schiff
F. Jacobs (CA) Porter F. (Jeffries) Herrera Beutler (Correa) Fletcher Malinowski Schneider
Brown (MD) Jayapal Pressley Brooks (Moore (Moore (UT)) Nunes (Garcia Foster Maloney, Schrader
Brown (OH) Jeffries Price (NC) (AL)) Hudson (CA)) Frankel, Lois Carolyn B. Schrier
Brownley Johnson (GA) Quigley Brown (MD) (Balderson) Payne (Pallone) Gallego Maloney, Sean Scott (VA)
Bush Johnson (TX) Raskin (Blunt Huffman Porter (Wexton) Garamendi Manning Scott, David
Bustos Jones Rice (NY) Rochester) (McNerney) Reed (Walorski) Garcı́a (IL) Matsui Sewell
Butterfield Kahele Ross Buchanan Issa (Garcia Reschenthaler Garcia (TX) McBath Sherman
Carbajal Kaptur Roybal-Allard (Waltz) (CA)) (Keller) Gomez McCollum Sherrill
Cárdenas Keating Ruiz Burgess (Lucas) Jackson (Nehls) Rice (NY) Gonzalez, McEachin Sires
Carson Kelly (IL) Ruppersberger Bustos Johnson (OH) (Murphy (FL)) Vicente McGovern Slotkin
Carter (LA) Khanna Rush (Brownley) (Fulcher) Rodgers (WA) Gottheimer McNerney Smith (WA)
Cartwright Kildee Ryan Calvert (Garcia Johnson (TX) (Moore (UT)) Green, Al (TX) Meeks Soto
Case Kilmer Sánchez (CA)) (Jeffries) Roybal-Allard Grijalva Meng Spanberger
Casten Kim (NJ) Sarbanes Cárdenas Joyce (OH) (McCollum) Harder (CA) Mfume Speier
Castor (FL) Kind Scanlon (Gomez) (Valadao) Rush (Quigley) Hayes Moore (WI) Stansbury
Castro (TX) Kirkpatrick Schakowsky Carey Joyce (PA) Salazar (Waltz) Higgins (NY) Morelle Stanton
Chu Krishnamoorthi Schiff (Balderson) (Keller) Sewell (Cicilline) Himes Moulton Stevens
Cicilline Kuster Schneider Cleaver Katko (Meijer) Sires (Pallone) Horsford Mrvan Strickland
Clark (MA) Lamb Schrader (Butterfield) Kelly (PA) Stauber Houlahan Murphy (FL) Suozzi
Cleaver Langevin Schrier Comer (Keller) (Bergman) Hoyer Nadler Swalwell
Clyburn Larsen (WA) Scott (VA) (LaTurner) Kind (Connolly) Steube Huffman Napolitano Takano
Cohen Larson (CT) Scott, David Crenshaw Kinzinger (Timmons) Jackson Lee Neal Thompson (CA)
Connolly Lawrence Sewell (Mullin) (Valadao) Stevens (Lee Jacobs (CA) Neguse Thompson (MS)
Cooper Lawson (FL) Sherman Curtis (Moore Kirkpatrick (NV)) Jayapal Newman Titus
Correa Lee (CA) Sherrill (UT)) (Stanton) Stewart (Moore Jeffries Norcross Tlaib
Costa Lee (NV) Sires DeFazio Krishnamoorthi (UT)) Johnson (GA) O’Halleran Tonko
Courtney Leger Fernandez Slotkin (Carbajal) (Levin (CA)) Strickland Johnson (TX) Ocasio-Cortez Torres (CA)
Craig Levin (CA) Smith (WA) DeSaulnier LaHood (Miller (Jeffries) Jones Omar Torres (NY)
Crist Levin (MI) Soto (Thompson (WV)) Swalwell Kahele Pallone Trahan
Crow Lieu Spanberger (CA)) Lamborn (Gomez) Kaptur Panetta Trone
Cuellar Lofgren Speier Duncan (McHenry) Thompson (MS) Keating Pappas Underwood
Davids (KS) Lowenthal Stansbury (Timmons) Larsen (WA) (Butterfield) Kelly (IL) Pascrell Vargas
Davis, Danny K. Luria Stanton Dunn (Waltz) (Connolly) Thompson (PA) Khanna Payne Veasey
Dean Lynch Stevens Emmer Lawson (FL) (Meuser) Kildee Pelosi Vela
DeFazio Malinowski Strickland (McHenry) (Mfume) Tiffany Kilmer Perlmutter Velázquez
DeGette Maloney, Suozzi Evans (Mfume) Lesko (Miller (Arrington) Kim (NJ) Peters Wasserman
DeLauro Carolyn B. Swalwell Fallon (Nehls) (WV)) Trahan Kind Phillips Schultz
DelBene Maloney, Sean Takano Ferguson Letlow (Langevin) Kirkpatrick Pingree Waters
Delgado Manning Thompson (CA) (Kustoff) (Cammack) Trone (Beyer) Krishnamoorthi Pocan Watson Coleman
Demings Matsui Thompson (MS) Fletcher (Allred) Lieu (Raskin) Underwood Kuster Porter Welch
DeSaulnier McBath Titus Garbarino Long (Casten) Lamb Pressley Wexton
Deutch McCollum Tlaib (Jacobs (NY)) (Fleischmann) Veasey (Beatty) Langevin Price (NC) Wild
Dingell McEachin Tonko Gibbs (Bucshon) Loudermilk Welch Larsen (WA) Quigley Williams (GA)
Doggett McGovern Torres (CA) Gimenez (Waltz) (Cammack) (McGovern) Larson (CT) Raskin Wilson (FL)
Doyle, Michael McNerney Torres (NY) Gohmert (Weber) Lowenthal Wilson (FL) Lawrence Rice (NY) Yarmuth
F. Meeks Trahan Gonzales, Tony (Beyer) (Hayes)
Escobar Meng Trone (Ellzey) Lynch Young (Spartz)
Gonzalez (OH) (Langevin) Zeldin
NAYS—213
Eshoo Mfume Underwood
Espaillat Moore (WI) Vargas (Armstrong) Mast (Waltz) (Timmons) Aderholt Crawford Green (TN)
Evans Morelle Veasey Allen Crenshaw Greene (GA)
Fletcher Moulton Vela
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Amodei Curtis Griffith
Foster Mrvan Velázquez question is on the passage of the bill. Armstrong Davidson Grothman
Arrington Davis, Rodney Guest
Frankel, Lois Murphy (FL) Wasserman The question was taken; and the Babin DesJarlais Guthrie
Gallego Nadler Schultz
Garamendi Napolitano Waters
Speaker pro tempore announced that Bacon Diaz-Balart Hagedorn
Garcı́a (IL) Neal Watson Coleman the ayes appeared to have it. Baird Donalds Harris
Garcia (TX) Neguse Welch Mr. BRADY. Madam Speaker, on Balderson Duncan Harshbarger
Golden Newman Wexton Banks Dunn Hartzler
that I demand the yeas and nays. Barr Ellzey Hern
Gomez Norcross Wild
Gonzalez, O’Halleran Williams (GA) The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- Bentz Emmer Herrell
Vicente Ocasio-Cortez Wilson (FL) ant to section 3(s) of House Resolution Bergman Estes Herrera Beutler
Gottheimer Omar Yarmuth Bice (OK) Fallon Hice (GA)
8, the yeas and nays are ordered. Biggs Feenstra Higgins (LA)
NOT VOTING—6 The vote was taken by electronic de- Bilirakis Ferguson Hill
vice, and there were—yeas 220, nays Bishop (NC) Fischbach Hinson
Buck Clarke (NY) Rogers (AL) Boebert Fitzgerald Hollingsworth
Carl Perry Rogers (KY) 213, not voting 1, as follows: Bost Fitzpatrick Hudson
[Roll No. 385] Brady Fleischmann Huizenga
Brooks Fortenberry Issa
b 0908 YEAS—220 Buchanan Foxx Jackson
Adams Brown (OH) Clyburn Buck Franklin, C. Jacobs (NY)
Mr. THOMPSON of Mississippi, Ms. Aguilar Brownley Cohen Bucshon Scott Johnson (LA)
PINGREE, Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALO- Allred Bush Connolly Budd Fulcher Johnson (OH)
NEY of New York, Messrs. STANTON, Auchincloss Bustos Cooper Burchett Gaetz Johnson (SD)
CARSON, MOULTON, and MFUME Axne Butterfield Correa Burgess Gallagher Jordan
Barragán Carbajal Costa Calvert Garbarino Joyce (OH)
changed their vote from ‘‘yea’’ to Bass Cárdenas Courtney Cammack Garcia (CA) Joyce (PA)
‘‘nay.’’ Beatty Carson Craig Carey Gibbs Katko
Bera Carter (LA) Crist Carl Gimenez Keller
Messrs. GRAVES of Louisiana, HOL- Beyer Cartwright Crow Carter (GA) Gohmert Kelly (MS)
LINGSWORTH, DAVIDSON, GOSAR, Bishop (GA) Case Cuellar Carter (TX) Golden Kelly (PA)
PALMER, and EMMER changed their
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Blumenauer Casten Davids (KS) Cawthorn Gonzales, Tony Kim (CA)
vote from ‘‘nay’’ to ‘‘yea.’’ Blunt Rochester Castor (FL) Davis, Danny K. Chabot Gonzalez (OH) Kinzinger
Bonamici Castro (TX) Dean Cheney Good (VA) Kustoff
So the motion to recommit was re- Bourdeaux Chu DeFazio Cline Gooden (TX) LaHood
jected. Bowman Cicilline DeGette Cloud Gosar LaMalfa
Boyle, Brendan Clark (MA) DeLauro Clyde Granger Lamborn
The result of the vote was announced F. Clarke (NY) DelBene Cole Graves (LA) Latta
as above recorded. Brown (MD) Cleaver Delgado Comer Graves (MO) LaTurner
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November 19, 2021 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE H6667
Lesko Nunes Steel Rush (Quigley) Strickland Trone (Beyer) Maloney, Perlmutter Soto
Letlow Obernolte Stefanik Salazar (Waltz) (Jeffries) Underwood Carolyn B. Peters Spanberger
Long Owens Steil Sewell (Cicilline) Swalwell (Casten) Maloney, Sean Phillips Speier
Loudermilk Palazzo Steube Sires (Pallone) (Gomez) Veasey (Beatty) Manning Pingree Stansbury
Lucas Palmer Stewart Stauber Thompson (MS) Welch Matsui Pocan Stanton
Luetkemeyer Pence Taylor (Bergman) (Butterfield) (McGovern) McBath Porter Stevens
Mace Pfluger Tenney Steube Thompson (PA) Wilson (FL) McCollum Pressley Strickland
Malliotakis Posey Thompson (PA) (Timmons) (Meuser) (Hayes) McEachin Price (NC) Suozzi
Mann Reed Stevens (Lee Tiffany McGovern Quigley Swalwell
Tiffany Young (Spartz)
Massie Reschenthaler (NV)) (Arrington) McNerney Raskin Takano
Timmons Zeldin
Mast Rice (SC) Stewart (Moore Trahan Meeks Rice (NY) Thompson (CA)
McCarthy Turner (UT)) (Timmons)
Rodgers (WA) (Langevin) Meng Ross Thompson (MS)
McCaul Rogers (AL) Upton Mfume Roybal-Allard Titus
McClain Rogers (KY) Valadao f Moore (WI) Ruiz Tlaib
McClintock Rose Van Drew Morelle Ruppersberger Tonko
McHenry Rosendale Van Duyne MOTION TO RECONSIDER VOTE ON Moulton Rush Torres (CA)
McKinley Rouzer Wagner PASSAGE OF H.R. 5376, BUILD Mrvan Ryan Torres (NY)
Meijer Roy Walberg Murphy (FL) Sánchez Trahan
Walorski
BACK BETTER ACT
Meuser Rutherford Nadler Sarbanes Trone
Miller (IL) Salazar Waltz Mr. NEAL. Madam Speaker, I have a Napolitano Scanlon Underwood
Miller (WV) Scalise Weber (TX) motion at the desk. Neal Schakowsky Vargas
Miller-Meeks Schweikert Webster (FL) Neguse Schiff Veasey
Moolenaar Scott, Austin Wenstrup
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Newman Schneider Velázquez
Mooney Sessions Westerman Clerk will report the motion. Norcross Schrader Wasserman
Moore (AL) Simpson Williams (TX) The Clerk read as follows: O’Halleran Schrier Schultz
Moore (UT) Smith (MO) Wilson (SC) Ocasio-Cortez Scott (VA) Waters
Mullin Smith (NE) Mr. Neal moves to reconsider the vote on Omar Scott, David Watson Coleman
Wittman passage of H.R. 5376.
Murphy (NC) Smith (NJ) Pallone Sewell Welch
Womack
Nehls Smucker MOTION TO TABLE Panetta Sherman Wexton
Young
Newhouse Spartz Pappas Sherrill Wild
Norman Stauber Zeldin Mr. MCGOVERN. Madam Speaker, I Pascrell Sires Williams (GA)
have a motion at the desk. Payne Slotkin Wilson (FL)
NOT VOTING—1 Pelosi Smith (WA) Yarmuth
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The
Perry Clerk will report the motion. NAYS—105
b 0944 The Clerk read as follows: Aderholt Gimenez Murphy (NC)
Mr. McGovern moves to lay the motion to Allen Gonzalez (OH) Newhouse
So the bill was passed.
reconsider on the table. Armstrong Graves (LA) Obernolte
The result of the vote was announced Arrington Graves (MO) Palazzo
as above recorded. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Bacon Grothman Palmer
The SPEAKER pro tempore (Ms. question is on the motion to table. Baird Guthrie Reed
The question was taken; and the Banks Hagedorn Reschenthaler
CLARK of Massachusetts). Without ob- Barr Harshbarger
jection, a motion to reconsider is laid Speaker pro tempore announced that Bentz Hartzler
Rice (SC)
the ayes appeared to have it. Rogers (AL)
on the table. Bice (OK) Herrell
Rogers (KY)
Mr. CLYDE. Madam Speaker, I ob- Mr. CLYDE. Madam Speaker, on that Bilirakis Herrera Beutler
Rouzer
I demand the yeas and nays. Buchanan Hinson
ject. Buck Hollingsworth Rutherford
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Objec- The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- Budd Jacobs (NY) Salazar
tion is heard. ant to section 3(s) of House Resolution Burgess Johnson (OH) Scott, Austin
8, the yeas and nays are ordered. Cammack Johnson (SD) Steel
MEMBERS RECORDED PURSUANT TO HOUSE Carl Jordan Steil
RESOLUTION 8, 117TH CONGRESS
The vote was taken by electronic de- Carter (GA) Joyce (PA) Steube
vice, and there were—yeas 217, nays Cawthorn Katko Taylor
Amodei Fallon (Nehls) Krishnamoorthi
(Balderson) Ferguson (Levin (CA)) 105, not voting 112, as follows: Chabot Keller Tenney
Baird (Walorski) (Kustoff) LaHood (Miller Cheney Kelly (PA) Thompson (PA)
[Roll No. 386]
Barragán Fletcher (Allred) (WV)) Cole Kim (CA) Tiffany
(Allred) Garbarino Lamborn
YEAS—217 Comer Kustoff Timmons
Blumenauer (Jacobs (NY)) (McHenry) Adams Cooper Hayes Duncan Latta Turner
(Beyer) Gibbs (Bucshon) Larsen (WA) Aguilar Correa Higgins (NY) Dunn LaTurner Upton
Boyle, Brendan Gimenez (Waltz) (Connolly) Allred Costa Himes Feenstra Letlow Van Duyne
F. (Jeffries) Gohmert (Weber) Lawson (FL) Auchincloss Courtney Horsford Ferguson Long Walorski
Brooks (Moore Gonzales, Tony (Mfume) Axne Craig Houlahan Fischbach Loudermilk
Waltz
(AL)) (Ellzey) Lesko (Miller Barragán Crist Hoyer Fitzpatrick Mace
Webster (FL)
Brown (MD) Gonzalez (OH) (WV)) Bass Crow Huffman Fleischmann Malliotakis
Fortenberry Mann Westerman
(Blunt (Armstrong) Letlow Beatty Cuellar Jackson Lee Wilson (SC)
Rochester) Green (TN) (Cammack) Bera Davids (KS) Jacobs (CA) Foxx Mast
Franklin, C. McClintock Wittman
Buchanan (DesJarlais) Lieu (Raskin) Beyer Davis, Danny K. Jayapal Womack
(Waltz) Hagedorn Long Bishop (GA) Dean Jeffries Scott McKinley
Gallagher Meijer Young
Burgess (Lucas) (Moolenaar) (Fleischmann) Blumenauer DeFazio Johnson (GA)
Garbarino Moolenaar Zeldin
Bustos Harshbarger Loudermilk Blunt Rochester DeGette Johnson (TX)
(Brownley) (Fleischmann) (Cammack) Bonamici DeLauro Kahele
Calvert (Garcia Hartzler Lowenthal Bourdeaux DelBene Kaptur
NOT VOTING—112
(CA)) (Walberg) (Beyer) Bowman Delgado Kelly (IL) Amodei Donalds Huizenga
Cárdenas Herrera Beutler Lynch Boyle, Brendan Demings Khanna Babin Ellzey Issa
(Gomez) (Moore (UT)) (Langevin) F. DeSaulnier Kildee Balderson Emmer Jackson
Carey Hudson Mast (Waltz) Brown (MD) Deutch Kilmer Bergman Estes Johnson (LA)
(Balderson) (Balderson) McBath Brown (OH) Dingell Kim (NJ) Biggs Fallon Jones
Carl (Rogers Huffman (Williams Brownley Doyle, Michael Kind Bishop (NC) Fitzgerald Joyce (OH)
(AL)) (McNerney) (GA)) Bush F. Kirkpatrick Boebert Fulcher Keating
Cleaver Issa (Garcia McEachin Bustos Escobar Krishnamoorthi Bost Gaetz Kelly (MS)
(Butterfield) (CA)) (Wexton) Butterfield Eshoo Kuster Brady Garcia (CA) Kinzinger
Comer Jackson (Nehls) Meeks (Jeffries) Carbajal Espaillat Lamb Brooks Gibbs LaHood
(LaTurner) Johnson (OH) Moulton (Kahele) Cárdenas Evans Langevin Bucshon Gohmert LaMalfa
Crenshaw (Fulcher) Napolitano Carson Fletcher Larsen (WA) Burchett Gonzales, Tony Lamborn
(Mullin) Johnson (TX) (Correa) Carter (LA) Foster Larson (CT) Calvert Good (VA) Lesko
Curtis (Moore (Jeffries) Nunes (Garcia Cartwright Frankel, Lois Lawrence Carey Gooden (TX) Lucas
(UT)) Joyce (OH) (CA)) Case Gallego Lawson (FL) Carter (TX) Gosar Luetkemeyer
DeFazio (Valadao) Payne (Pallone) Casten Garamendi Lee (CA) Cline Granger Massie
(Carbajal) Joyce (PA) Porter (Wexton) Castor (FL) Garcı́a (IL) Lee (NV) Cloud Green (TN) McCarthy
DeSaulnier (Keller) Reed (Walorski) Castro (TX) Garcia (TX) Leger Fernandez Clyde Greene (GA) McCaul
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(Thompson Katko (Meijer) Reschenthaler Chu Golden Levin (CA) Crawford Griffith McClain
(CA)) Kelly (PA) (Keller) Cicilline Gomez Levin (MI) Crenshaw Guest McHenry
Duncan (Keller) Rice (NY) Clark (MA) Gonzalez, Lieu Curtis Harris Meuser
(Timmons) Kind (Connolly) (Murphy (FL)) Clarke (NY) Vicente Lofgren Davidson Hern Miller (IL)
Dunn (Waltz) Kinzinger Rodgers (WA) Cleaver Gottheimer Lowenthal Davis, Rodney Hice (GA) Miller (WV)
Emmer (Valadao) (Moore (UT)) Clyburn Green, Al (TX) Luria DesJarlais Higgins (LA) Miller-Meeks
(McHenry) Kirkpatrick Roybal-Allard Cohen Grijalva Lynch Diaz-Balart Hill Mooney
Evans (Mfume) (Stanton) (McCollum) Connolly Harder (CA) Malinowski Doggett Hudson Moore (AL)
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