Infrastructure Creates Jobs (Cong. Rec., Jan. 13, 2022)
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Page H183 of the House section of the Congressional Record for January 13, 2022, in interleaved columns. Ms. Jacobs of California says the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is delivering for San Diego, and Ms. Underwood speaks under the heading Infrastructure Creates Jobs about the opportunities a good-paying job makes possible. A communication from the Committee on Ethics to Speaker Pelosi, dated January 10, 2022 and ending with Theodore E. Deutch as Chairman and Jackie Walorski as Ranking Member, reports that the Committee received notices of two fines imposed.
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January 13, 2022 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE H183
BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE CREATES JOBS lowing communication from the chair
PROJECTS IN SAN DIEGO (Ms. UNDERWOOD asked and was of the Committee on Ethics:
(Ms. JACOBS of California asked and given permission to address the House COMMITTEE ON ETHICS,
was given permission to address the for 1 minute and to revise and extend HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
January 10, 2022.
House for 1 minute.) her remarks.)
Hon. NANCY PELOSI,
Ms. JACOBS of California. Madam Ms. UNDERWOOD. Madam Speaker, Speaker,
Speaker, our constituents sent us here every American deserves the opportu- Washington, DC.
to deliver for them, and the Bipartisan nities that a good-paying job makes DEAR SPEAKER PELOSI: On November 4,
Infrastructure Law is delivering for possible. 2021, the Committee on Ethics (Committee)
San Diego. Working with the Biden-Harris ad- received notices of two fines imposed upon
Recently, the Department of Trans- ministration, Democrats in Congress Representative Andrew Clyde by the Ser-
have expanded those opportunities. geant at Arms pursuant to House Resolution
portation announced that $24 million
38 and House Rule 11, clause 3(g).
has been allocated to the San Diego Thanks to investments like the Amer- On November 8, 2021, the Committee re-
International Airport, supporting tour- ican Rescue Plan and the Bipartisan ceived notice of a fine imposed upon Rep-
ism for our international city and help- Infrastructure Law, job creation is at resentative Clyde by the Sergeant at Arms
ing our economy recover. record levels. The Bipartisan Infra- pursuant to House Resolution 38 and House
But it is not just the airport. $4.8 bil- structure Law will create millions Rule II, clause 3(g).
lion in highway funding has been allo- more good-paying, union jobs. On November 9, 2021, the Committee re-
Not only will it rebuild our roads and ceived notice of a fine imposed upon Rep-
cated to California already, the first of resentative Clyde by the Sergeant at Arms
more than $29 billion in road and bridges, but it also invests in infra-
pursuant to House Resolution 38 and House
bridge funding coming to our State. structure that will spur economic de- Rule II, clause 3(g).
Last week, I visited sites in my dis- velopment in our communities. On November 18, 2021, the Committee re-
trict, in El Cerrito, Kensington, and Removing lead pipes and guaran- ceived notices of two fines imposed upon
Talmadge, where neighborhood roads teeing clean drinking water for 10 mil- Representative Clyde by the Sergeant at
were cracked, crumbling, and in need lion more Americans will improve com- Arms pursuant to House Resolution 38 and
munity health and help attract new House Rule II, clause 3(g).
of repair. On November 30, 2021, the Committee re-
I have spoken with constituents, companies that will bring jobs and in-
ceived notice of a fine imposed upon Rep-
local officials, and small business own- vestments. So will expanding reliable resentative Clyde by the Sergeant at Arms
ers in La Mesa and El Cajon about the broadband and modernizing regional pursuant to House Resolution 38 and House
importance of transit, walkability, and airports like the DeKalb Taylor Munic- Rule II, clause 3(g).
broadband because this may be the ipal Airport in my district. On November 30, 2021, the Committee re-
largest infrastructure bill since Eisen- Finally, expanding our electric vehi- ceived an appeal from Representative Clyde
cle charging network will give Ameri- of the above fines pursuant to House Resolu-
hower, but it is also one that is focused tion 38 and House Rule II, clause 3(g). The
on the needs of the 21st century. cans more options when choosing a new
appeal was received after the Committee
Connecting people by roads, transit, car, while accelerating climate action.
adopted its written rules.
and high-speed internet can help us I am so proud to work with the A majority of the Committee did not agree
cross divides and expand opportunity. Biden-Harris administration to rebuild to the appeal.
And it makes our society fairer, more infrastructure for Illinois families, and On December 3, 2021, the Committee re-
we are just getting started. ceived notices of three fines imposed upon
sustainable, and more equitable.
f Representative Clyde by the Sergeant at
Arms pursuant to House Resolution 38 and
f HONORING THE LIFE OF DR. House Rule II, clause 3(g). Representative
MARGARET HILL Clyde did not file appeals with the Com-
PROTECT THE RIGHT TO VOTE mittee prior to the expiration of the time pe-
(Mr. AGUILAR asked and was given riod specified in clause 3(g)(3)(B) of House
(Ms. BROWN of Ohio asked and was permission to address the House for 1 Rule II.
given permission to address the House minute.) Sincerely,
for 1 minute and to revise and extend Mr. AGUILAR. Madam Speaker, I THEODORE E. DEUTCH,
her remarks.) rise today to honor the extraordinary Chairman.
Ms. BROWN of Ohio. Madam Speak- life of Dr. Margaret Hill, who passed JACKIE WALORSKI,
er, I rise today to join President Biden away peacefully last month at the age Ranking Member.
and my colleagues in Congress in call- of 81. She was, for many who knew her, f
ing for action, long-overdue action, to the heartbeat of San Bernardino. b 1245
protect the right to vote. For 50 years, she devoted herself to
President Biden delivered a powerful ensuring all children have access to COMMUNICATION FROM CHAIR OF
speech this week in Georgia, and I am high-quality education. In 1971, she COMMITTEE ON ETHICS
hopeful that this stiffened the spines of began as a high school teacher, and The SPEAKER pro tempore laid be-
some of those here in the Capitol. I would go on to serve as principal, as- fore the House the following commu-
know that I want to live in the Amer- sistant superintendent for San nication from the chair of the Com-
ica of John Lewis, not Bull Connor, and Bernardino County, an adjunct pro- mittee on Ethics:
the America of Dr. King, not George fessor and, finally, the last decade, COMMITTEE ON ETHICS,
Wallace. when I have known her more as a HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Today, I was proud to vote for the school board member for San January 10, 2022.
vital legislation to protect the essen- Bernardino City Unified. Hon. NANCY PELOSI,
tial right to vote. Now the Senate must Through all her roles, Dr. Hill never Speaker,
act, using all available means. Washington, DC.
wavered in her devotion to the children DEAR SPEAKER PELOSI: On November 30,
The filibuster is not a law and it is of our community. Her warmth, her 2021, the Committee on Ethics (Committee)
not in the Constitution. It is a tradi- wisdom, and her kind spirit will be received notice of a fine imposed upon Rep-
tion that has been misused throughout missed, but her legacy lives on in the resentative Mariannette Miller-Meeks by the
history to deny civil and voting rights, countless lives that she touched in the Sergeant at Arms pursuant to House Resolu-
and it is being used again today. What classroom and in the community. tion 38 and House Rule II, clause 3(g). Rep-
is in the Constitution? The right to It was a privilege to know her, resentative Miller-Meeks did not file an ap-
SSpencer on DSK126QN23PROD with HOUSE
vote. Madam Speaker. May she rest in peace. peal with the Committee prior to the expira-
Ahead of Dr. Martin Luther King tion of the time period specified in clause
f 3(g)(3)(B) of House Rule II.
Day, it is time to honor those who
COMMUNICATION FROM CHAIR OF Sincerely,
came before us to secure the America THEODORE E. DEUTCH,
that we live in today. The eyes of his- COMMITTEE ON ETHICS
Chairman.
tory are upon us. We cannot let this The SPEAKER pro tempore (Ms. JACKIE WALORSKI,
moment pass us by. MANNING) laid before the House the fol- Ranking Member.
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