ms. moore: i urge my colleagues to vote for this great legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from california, ms. lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lee: thank you very much. i want to thank the chairman for yielding, bringing h.r. 4 to this floor. i'd like to thank congresswoman terri sewell and her very consistent efforts to restore the vote. also to our chairwoman, marcia fudge, of the subcommittee on elections for holding hearings lout the country which established the foundation for this bill. now the voting rights act, 1965 voting rights act, repaired damage in our community where voting rights were denied. dr. martin luther king once said he saw it as a great step forward. however in 2013, the supreme court gutted the voting rights act in the shelby vs. holder decision. as a result, the nation saw nearly 20% fewer polling locations and 17 million

ms. moore: thank you so much for recognizing me, mr. speaker. i'm thrilled and exciting to be re-introducing my social security reform bill, the social security enhancement and protection act of 2019. now today, our social security program is at risk. currently social security is fully funded until 2035, but faces a financial shortfall after that. and while there is broad agreement that we need take steps to improve the fiscal outlook for social security, there is not enough attention given to the need to improve the system. so that it works better for vulnerable populations including women, people of color and low-income people. my bill would improve benefits and stepped the program solvency. i would like to draw your attention to three critical components of my bill. my bill would modify the special minimum benefit to credit workers for up to five additional years of work, to reflect the years worker provide care for a child under six years old. this, of course, is especially important for women. we need to value caregiving and acknowledge tha

ms. moore's comment, we have talked to promotional retailers, to discount retailers. we talked to the real real and they are selling secondary merchandise. and we talked to everyone about this. we're inclusive. anybody wants to rent, we are happy to went, but the vn identity and not a lot of 6,000 foot tenants. that is the real problem, retail tenants. it is hard to find 6,000 foot tenants on the ground floor, let alone the second. customers are lazy basically. they don't want to go upstairs. >> if i could speak to that and there is a misunderstanding that we are requesting we have retail and there are other opportunities for retail services. as long as you are open to the public, that is a permitted use and would not require a conditional use authorization. >> i did see that in the staff report and cure i don't say about the viability of the compton place entrance for that kind of retail. >> i think it's a through property, and so it's -- i am not sure why they are choosing just to have the compton place entry. that is property owner's decision. i am not sure what is

. >> madam speaker, i now yield one minute from the gentle lady from wisconsin, ms. moore. >> recognized for one minute. >> the facts are uncontestable and the president grossry misused the office of president. i feel compelled to respond to the false narrative that democrats are using this process to overturn an election. you know, i agree. elections are the appropriate venue for public policy disputes, however, we're not talking about a public policy dispute. we're talking about a president who subverted national security by soliciting foreign interference in our elections. the exact thing our founding fathers feared. and the exact circumstance from which they drafted the impeachment clause. our democracy, our constitution deserves standing up for, not donald john trump and i will leave my colleagues with this last thought as they decide how to cast this historic vote. for what shall it profit a man to gain the whole world only to lose his own soul. i yield back. >> lady yields back. gentleman from georgia. >> thank you i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from t

mad nadler: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from wisconsin, ms. moore. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. moore: madam speaker, the facts are uncontestable, the evidence is overwhelming. the president grossly misused the office of president and obstructed congress and justice require this is impeachment i have feel compelled to respond to the false narrative that democrats are using this process to overturn an election. you know, i agree. elections are the appropriate venue for public policy disputes. however, we're not talking about a public policy dispute. we're talking about a president who subverted national security by soliciting foreign interference in our elections. the exact thing our founding fathers feared. and the exact circumstance for which they drafted the impeachment clause. our democracy, our constitution, eserves standing up for. i will leave my colleagues with this last thought as they decide how to cast this historic vote. for what shall it profit a man to gain the whole world only to lose his own

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moore. >> this is a question to ms. asgod.conform to what generally is a public use and opening hours is in that definition? >> so that's something that's up to the business operator. if they want to operate -- so we have the district standards for hours of operation. if an operator wants to operate in all those hours, they're entitled to. if they want to operate in a limited amount of time, they're also entitled to do that. so this is what they've proposed. they've proposed that they want their public cafÉ to be open at the same time that they're operating the cafeteria. does that answer the question correctly? >> yes, it does. >> commissioner johnson. >> so i was having coffee the other day right next to this cafÉ. and i turned over and i was remembering the hearing that we had before about the potential of this cafÉ and the conversation about detonating this street. right now while you can see into that space, while it's awkward to see the tops of heads and torso torsos in the streetway, and there is this really sweet littl