linda sanchez worked as basically a labor and then a union organizer and in a labor lawyer and loretta sanchez worked in the financial sector. the two of them although they are pretty similar on a lot of votes to occasionally break differently. representative linda sanchez tends to vote with the afl-cio and loretta sanchez tends to vote with the chamber of commerce more often. so this is just one case. this is just a manic note. these are two members of congress but the differences you see between the two of them are sort of representative of the larger differences that i see when i look across hundreds of members of congress and look at sort of data from lots of different time periods. politicians, these other things matter. race, gender, constituency and party. all these things are extremely important when a politician tries to decide how to vote on the bill or, so all these things matter there is an important difference over in the us those things between a politician who has real experience in working-class jobs and a politician had doesn't. on your other question, what is class? this is s

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loretta sanchez, ranking member, superb staff, ours is truly a bipartisan nature. this reflects congress' bipartisan and bicameral efforts to construct meaningful reforms aimed at combating the pervasive issue of sexual assault within our military. want to thank chairman mckeon and ranking member smith for their dedication that this body's solution on these issues have been absolutely bipartisan. these legislative initiatives are unprecedented and the most powerful steps made to date toward the eradication of sexual assault in the military, specifically, the bill includes all provisions of the be safe act and coast guard strong, which was introduced by congresswoman tsongas and myself. it includes bipartisan measures introduced by representatives heck, walorski, noem, duckworth. additionally, it includes significant efforts made by senator boxer and representatives speier, tsongas and myself to reform article 32 process and ensure victims are not subjected to unnecessary intimidating tactics. enin stead of searching for ways to remove a commander's authority, this

congresswoman loretta sanchez of california joins me live now. and congresswoman, we should note for our viewers watching and listening, we originally booked you to talk about the budget fiasco down in washington, d.c. but we are instead going to talk about images that, again, unfortunately have become far too common in the united states of america. and also, as we have been noting, in this tech part of colorado, as well. but here we are, congresswoman, tomorrow the one-year anniversary of the shooting in newtown, connecticut. what say you to folks who say that the congress of this country has done little to nothing legislatively to prevent another mass shooting? >> well, i believe that they were just counting up all the la laws that passed this past year, and state legislatures with respect to guns and gun control, and 75% of the agencies were pro gun or actually trying to work through the laws that we have. so i think that sort of gives you an indication of what we see around the country. of course, we tried in the congress about a year ago, af

key, and my democratic -- walorski, and my tratt eg colleague, loretta -- democratic colleague, loretta sanchez. because of our joint efforts working across the aisle, this is a great first step in furthering protecting heroes in uniform who take the extra heroic step of coming forward to blow the whistle on military sexual crimes. it's been an honor to help build support for this legislation, and i urge my colleagues to continue to work to end sexual violence in our military. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. deutch: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the list of issues that the 113th congress has failed to address is long. immigration reform, gun violence, long-term joblessness. opportunities squandered by republican obstructionism and indifference is also the threat of global climate change. as a member of the safe climate caucus,