I think Tom Carper voted against that bill.

I think with your leadership we really have a chance to make a dent in this, and anything that we can do to help support that effort, we want to do.

people are really interested.

I know from experience, having watched him do that very thing, that he will reach out and make sure that everyone is involved in the conversation.

I think his integrity, you know, his drive to get things done is unmatched.

In Colorado, like so many parts of this country, regional air service is essential.

I have had farm bill listening session after farm bill listening session. I think we have had 26 in Colorado so far.

That was a terrible deal that was struck between the Obama administration and Mitch McConnell.

I would love to be able to go home and have a farm bill listening session where people are saying, 'We are actually seeing improvements on the ground' because of what we are doing together here.

the fact that they are exceedingly burdensome in many respects for Coloradoans access.

If we want to work together, we could actually close the gap.

I and Tom Carper were the only Democrats to vote against [the Bush tax cuts].

I think we need to look into what the regulators do, exactly what happened to create the problems that these two banks that failed faced.

The deficit and the debt have not gotten any better over that period of time.

The purpose of this, obviously, is that Congress, as responsible to the American people, should be reviewing these programs.

I think you have heard, you know, is not politically feasible and we do not need to continue to move forward that way.

the eventual resolution of these longstanding debates is going to require Congressional action to create a consent-based nuclear waste management framework.

I think you have heard, you know, is not politically feasible and we do not need to continue to move forward that way.