Make America Sick Again
House Republicans showed their true colors this week, and reversing their plans to destroy the Office of Congressional Ethics will not obscure their clear contempt for ethics in the People's House. Once again, the American people have seen the toxic dysfunction of a Republican House that will do anything to further their special interest agenda, thwart transparency and undermine the public trust. Our colleagues on the other side of the aisle should remember the strength of public outrage they faced in the space of 12 hours as they scheme to do lasting damage to the health and economic security of millions and millions of hard-working families.
Leader Pelosi introduces Congressman Paul Ryan as Speaker of the 115th House of Representatives.
The GOP has spent the first week of the new Congress stacking the deck for the special interests and plotting to Make America Sick Again by destroying the Medicare guarantee, raising premiums and ripping health coverage away from 30 million Americans. The opposition continues to deny the reality that repealing the Affordable Care Act would have devastating consequences for the health and economic security of America's hard-working families, including the loss of roughly 2.6 million jobs around the nation.
Democrats will fight this assault on affordable health care in our country with every ounce of our strength.
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi stands alongside House Democratic Women of the 115th Congress
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My constituent recently contacted my office, because his father, a Veteran who served with the U.S. Navy during World War II in the Pacific, passed away in the 1970s without having received any medals despite his honorable service and being wounded in combat. As his mother is now 105 years old, my constituent wanted to ensure that she knew his father's role in the war was appreciated and commended by the United States. However, when he attempted to obtain his father's military records from the Navy, he was told that the records were now being stored at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC). With his mother aging, my constituent did not want to waste any time. Therefore, my office sent an inquiry to the NPRC requesting a review of my constituent's father's records to verify his entitlement to any awards. Shortly thereafter, NPRC was able to confirm that my constituent's father was entitled to numerous medals, including the Purple Heart, which are being shipped to my constituent from the Navy. My constituent and his family will soon have a piece of history to memorialize his father's honorable service to the country.