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05/26/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 05/26/2021 14:32 ASSISTANT SPEAKER CLARK, MENENDEZ INTRODUCE LEGISLATION TO REPORT ON THE STATUS OF REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AROUND THE WORLD ASSISTANT SPEAKER CLARK, MENENDEZ INTRODUCE LEGISLATION TO REPORT ON THE STATUS OF REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AROUND THE WORLD The Reproductive Rights are Human Rights Act would permanently require the State Department to report on the status of reproductive rights in its annual human rights reports. Washington, D.C. - Today, Assistant Speaker Katherine Clark (D-MA-5) and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chair...

Replies(2) Last night, Assistant Speaker Clark joined the U.S. House of Representatives in passing H.R. 1, the For the People Act, a transformational package of pro-democracy and ###strong reforms that will reduce the influence of money in politics, strengthen ethics laws, ensure accurate elections, and protect voting rights. Despite a record turnout and the November 2020 election being deemed the safest election in American history, the January 6th insurrection was fueled by a lie about the security of our election system and subsequently, Republican leaders have filed over 100 voter suppre...

Committee Reports House Insurance Committee The House Insurance Committee, chaired by Representative Eddie Lumsden (R-Armuchee) met this morning to consider a single measure. HB 205, authored by Representative Noel Williams (R-Cordele) relates to new standards for travel insurance. The bill is a NAIC model act for travel insurance endorsed by the Georgia department of Insurance. It clarifies standards for permitting consumers to opt out of coverage offered by travel agents or carriers. The bill passed unanimously. House Agricultural and Consumer Affairs Newly named Chairman of the House Agric...

Declaration and the president send congress a record of $4.75 trillion budget for fiscal year 2020 calling for increased military spending and decreasing the education department budget by more than $7 billion. and i would now like to bring in the tri-caucus panel, congresswoman judy chu and chair of the asian caucus. also congresswoman eve yet clark and from california aid re ano espaillat. it is a great gathering today. and i will start in the studio first, let me ask you this, if i may, representative clark, what do you make of the budget? this move away from education, which brought one po...