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We work with specially-designated congressional liaisons to get answers. We can't fix every problem, but we can help explain how federal policies apply to you, what options are available, and ensure that you are treated fairly according to U.S. law.
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(CNN) - As spring training gets underway, a group of bipartisan lawmakers is taking a swing at the league's proposal to reorganize the Minor League Baseball system.
A task force in the House of Representatives, led by two Democrats and two Republicans, has formed to challenge Major League Baseball over the future of its minor league system (MiLB).
Lawmakers across the country are focused on the coronavirus, and they are worried about their own safety as well as that of their constituents.
Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., put it bluntly.
"I could have coronavirus right now, Alison, and not show symptoms for 15 days, but give it to you," he told NBC10 Boston.
Moulton says politicians are at a particular risk of contracting and transmitting the illness.
"I've been bringing this up with colleagues, that we are sort of people who could spread this disease if we're not careful," he said.
Salem, Mass. — Representative Seth Moulton (MA-06) will host a town hall on Monday, March 16th at the Manchester Essex Regional High School in Manchester, Mass.
“I try to have town halls about once a month because they give me a chance to bring our region’s ideas and voices back to the debate in Washington. I’m looking forward to listening to folks in the district,” Moulton said. “There is a lot going on in Washington as we debate the nation’s budget. I am looking forward to hearing from you.”
At a House Armed Services Committee hearing last week, I reminded Secretary of Defense Mark Esper about his oath to the Constitution.
We receive calls for help with federal agencies every day. If you feel frustrated or unheard, we might be able to help.
We work with specially-designated congressional liaisons to get answers. We can't fix every problem, but we can help explain how federal policies apply to you, what options are available, and ensure that you are treated fairly according to U.S. law.
The graphic below shows our average response time for messages and mail to the office.
With the House preparing to take up transportation funding legislation this week, Rep. William Straus explains the rationale behind many of the bill’s provisions.