Rep. Chrissy Houlahan

People across our district, Commonwealth, and country are feeling the pressure of rising costs. The decisions that are made in D.C. have a real impact on the ground at home, and I will keep elevating the voices of my constituents as we pressure the administration to address the affordability crisis

Americans did not ask for this war, and they deserve to have a voice in decisions about continuing it. That’s why Congressional authority matters.

I made a promise to our caregivers that I would fight for them in Congress – and today I introduced a bill that will help us do just that.

Pete Hegseth is not qualified to be the secretary of anything.

Europe had nothing to do with this administration's decision to go to war.

More evasions from Secretary Hegseth.

The Secretary of Defense refused to answer simple questions about the war in Iran.

The Secretary of Defense spends more time condemning Democrats than Xi or Putin. He should be focusing on bringing this war of choice to an end, not scoring political points with his audience of one. His responsibility is to our nation and our troops, full stop.

Despite comments from this administration claiming success in Iran, that is clearly not the case.

Congress is falling short.

The American people are tired of this war in Iran.

Young men face real punishments if they don't register for Selective Service. Automatic registration protects them from that risk.

If you're qualified to do the job, you should be able to do it. That's why I introduced the Warrior Act, which would finally codify women's roles in our military.

Just days into a tenuous ceasefire, it remains clear that the President has not properly assessed this enemy.

It's time to put affordability into action – join me this spring as I travel across the district to hear directly from you about costs and how we can bring them down.

You can't bomb your way to peace.

A message to my Republican colleagues: let this be the tipping point. Let this be the moment you do as the Constitution demands.

President Trump's real address to the nation yesterday: we can't fund Medicare, Medicaid or daycare because we're funding a war Americans don't support instead.

Democrats have put forward proposals that would fully fund TSA and FEMA, while carving out funding for ICE and CPB until basic reforms are made. Republicans rejected those proposals and our TSA agents continue to work without pay.

The administration is easing sanctions on Russian oil. That means we are providing funds to the Kremlin that could be used to kill Ukrainian soldiers. Ukraine is a US ally. Russia is not.

Today, as he is laid to rest, we stand together to honor the memory and service of Corporal Tim O’Connor. Last night, the Pennsylvania Delegation held a moment of silence in his honor.

There's no need to speculate – it's illegal to deploy troops to polling places.

ICE should – at a minimum – be held to the same standards as other law enforcement in this country. I will not support a DHS that continues to operate with impunity.

The American people deserve answers. If we are sending our troops to die in a foreign war of President Trump's choosing, we are owed an explanation.

In his endless quest to appease the President, Speaker Johnson has again failed the American people. In refusing to do the work of Congress, his dereliction of duty will cost more American servicemembers their lives.

War is not a reality show. This is not a game.