For house republicans. Hi everybody, thank you for being here. It is particularly special that you are here on this important day to help commemorate what i know you are here to commemorate, the 150th anniversary of women having the right to vote in the state of wyoming. , the first, 1869 place anywhere in the United States that women have the right to vote and run for office. Our Territorial Legislature passed the act 150 years ago in 1890, members of the senate were outraged. They said wyoming could not join a union unless they rescinded suffrage for women. We are not coming in without our women. Proud of our trailblazing heritage, and i am proud and honored to represent wyoming and congress, and grateful that you could join us to help commemorate. Thank you very much for that. We have other things we want to talk about. I want to turn things over to the republican leader of the ways and means committee. Good morning everyone. The announcement of the agreement on a u. S. Mexicocanada
Supervisor stefani. Thank you, president yee. Vallie, i first met you, what, in 2007 when we both started as legislative aids, and im not going to name names but theres something about working for elected officials that makes one a stronger person, i believe. Im probably going to say that to my staff as well. It was clear then as it is clear now that you came to this work with a deep understanding, love and appreciation for your community. And you came as a neighborhood activist Getting Started in your neighborhoods, founding the Lower Haight Neighborhood Association and lower haight merchants association, knowing the value of neighborhood activism. And we all heard the stories of you out there picking up trash in the neighborhood. And that stuff matters. That matters to people. For decades, you have worked behind the scenes to bring real results for the neighborhoods and for the city. And youve done it without ever seeking the spotlight, and i think thats something thats absolutely tr
Hello, my name is tom steele, and im here to represent flagging in the park. Were a small Grassroots Group who organize Community Building gatherings in the National Memorial grove five times a year, which i assume arent familiar with, except, perhaps, for phil. So as these events started 23 years ago at the height of the aids epidemic, when a small group of friends gathered in the newly established grove to celebrate still being alive in the face of a very uncertain future. As well as to remember those already lost to the plague, these folks got together to do this by dancing together with vibrant silk flags such as these and i just wanted to show you these. They look like this, made of silk, and hand tie tiedyed. For smrkwe believe those who wee lost trafficking so young would want to be remembered for their vibrant lives. Our events are always free and typically wellattended by regulars, for whom we feel we provide an uplifting experience in these times of growing isolation in our s
1890, when wyoming was seeking statehood, members of the senate were outraged. Some people say senators are always outrage. They said wyoming cant join the union unless they rescinded suffrage for women. Famously tabled back to d. C. And said, quote, we re not coming in without our women. Wyoming is very proud of our trail blazing heritage. Im tremendously proud and honored to represent wyoming in congress and very grateful you us this morning to help commemorate. Thank you very much for that. We have a few other things we want to talk about as well. Id like to start by turning things over to the republican ways means committee, mr. Brady, to talk about usmca. Brady good morning, everyone. The announcement of the the United Statesmexciocanada agreement major win for american america. President trump and ambassador have fought hard and delivered hard for a progrowthed a modern trade pack with our north american neighbors after much delay by democrats. Ow its time for congress to pass th
The impeachment articles. They also talked about the justice departments report and the fbis investigation of russia and the u. S. Mexicocanada trade deal. Hi, everybody. Thank you so much for being here today. It is particularly special that you are all here on this important day to help commemorate what i know you all are here to commemorate, the 150th anniversary of women having the right to vote in the state of wyoming. December 9 or december 10, 1869, the first place anywhere in the United States that women had the right to vote and run for office. Our Territorial Legislature passed death in this day when and if that if it use go, and 0 when wyoming were seeking statehood, members of the senate were outraged. People say senators always outrage. They say whats on the could not join the union and lest they rescinded suffrage for women. Our legislature famously cable back to d. C. And said quote, e are not coming in without our women. Wyoming is very proud of our trailblazing heritag