Congresswoman Janelle Bynum

I think it'd be better if you read it.

I think it'd be better if you read it.

I think it'd be better if you read it.

Actually, Ranking Member Moore. Ranking Member Moore.

Actually, Ranking Member Moore. Ranking Member Moore.

Actually, Ranking Member Moore. Ranking Member Moore.

I don't want to read the bill for you. I am testifying about this legislation. I'm not going to read the bill to you.

I don't want to read the bill for you. I am testifying about this legislation. I'm not going to read the bill to you.

I don't want to read the bill for you. I am testifying about this legislation. I'm not going to read the bill to you.

Ms. Lager-Fernandez, shall I pass this back or shall I read it for you? No, no, why don't you just read it? Action 111106, repeal of excise tax on indoor tanning services.

Ms. Lager-Fernandez, shall I pass this back or shall I read it for you? No, no, why don't you just read it? Action 111106, repeal of excise tax on indoor tanning services.

Ms. Lager-Fernandez, shall I pass this back or shall I read it for you? No, no, why don't you just read it? Action 111106, repeal of excise tax on indoor tanning services.

Well, we're seeing Democrats take the fight. I'm doing it both on the East Coast and the West Coast. So in D.C., we're making sure we're standing up for Oregonians and Americans, making sure we're protesting in the well, making sure that we're bringing these issues of Medicaid, of pharmacies and drugs, and making sure that we're talking about how we center children in our policy.

Well, we're seeing Democrats take the fight. I'm doing it both on the East Coast and the West Coast. So in D.C., we're making sure we're standing up for Oregonians and Americans, making sure we're protesting in the well, making sure that we're bringing these issues of Medicaid, of pharmacies and drugs, and making sure that we're talking about how we center children in our policy.

Well, we're seeing Democrats take the fight. I'm doing it both on the East Coast and the West Coast. So in D.C., we're making sure we're standing up for Oregonians and Americans, making sure we're protesting in the well, making sure that we're bringing these issues of Medicaid, of pharmacies and drugs, and making sure that we're talking about how we center children in our policy.

I'm someone that believes that Oregonians have told me they want to make sure they have the healthiest children. They have the brightest future that we're taking care of our seniors. I'm doing this on the East coast and the West coast. We've launched our give them hell tour, 10 stops all throughout the summer. We've already started and people are giving us the material to take back to DC.

I'm someone that believes that Oregonians have told me they want to make sure they have the healthiest children. They have the brightest future that we're taking care of our seniors. I'm doing this on the East coast and the West coast. We've launched our give them hell tour, 10 stops all throughout the summer. We've already started and people are giving us the material to take back to DC.

I'm someone that believes that Oregonians have told me they want to make sure they have the healthiest children. They have the brightest future that we're taking care of our seniors. I'm doing this on the East coast and the West coast. We've launched our give them hell tour, 10 stops all throughout the summer. We've already started and people are giving us the material to take back to DC.

Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, this is Rose. She's seven years old in the first grade and she makes friends everywhere she goes. Rose was diagnosed with an ultra rare genetic syndrome when she was just three and a half and now uses a feeding tube and a wheelchair. Medicaid allows Rose to receive physical therapy. And thanks to this therapy, she's starting to take steps.

Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, this is Rose. She's seven years old in the first grade and she makes friends everywhere she goes. Rose was diagnosed with an ultra rare genetic syndrome when she was just three and a half and now uses a feeding tube and a wheelchair. Medicaid allows Rose to receive physical therapy. And thanks to this therapy, she's starting to take steps.