You have also been a leading advocate for kids.
I would like to encourage my colleagues to come out and visit the Barking Sands facility in my district.
I would like to echo her suggestion and her strong urging to Treasury that you be aggressive in doing what you can.
Thank you very much for your very strong statement about Congress's responsibility to govern through compromise.
My hope is that there will be a compromise that will achieve sequester relief for both sides, both segments, because nat...
I agree with you there. Perhaps one of the areas of the world where we do have what I would consider a strategy is in th...
There is a desire that boots on the ground in the Middle East should not be United States boots.
Thank you very much because this, as in so many other areas, requires a lot of collaboration at all levels including, as...
That's why I introduced S. 2100, the Tobacco to 21 Act with nine of my Senate colleagues, which would raise the minimum ...
Tobacco prevention and control is one of the most cost-effective public health interventions we can use as policymakers ...
I emphasize how important it is to have an acquisition team that we can rely upon.
Because we know that exposure to the environment, especially after 9/11 and what happened to the 9/11 first responders, ...
I realize that it is very challenging to determine the causal effect of exposure to a substance and subsequent health of...
this agreement may create the space for us to have a--more than a conversation, but one that would lead to some kind of ...
It seems as though if there is no presumption, then it is a pretty high burden for the individual veteran to make the co...
Considering that this is another group that is seeking a certain kind of status as atomic veterans, then I would be inte...
Whatever it is, that we come to some kind of understanding so that state actors do not engage in manipulation and destru...
I do share the concern that Admiral Harris raised that we are at a disadvantage by not being signatories to the Law of t...
