Full funding of the program is important to maintaining this progress.

This remains a monumental injustice, and I want to work with you closely to follow the progress of the cleanup.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you for having this hearing.

I think a little bipartisan work, Mr. Chairman, on these issues would be a very good thing.

It's a pleasure to be back with you here on the Senate Commerce Committee.

CPSC plays a vital role in protecting the public and especially children from injury from unsafe products.

It doesn't appear that it has helped many New Mexicans.

I found it to be the most confusing, difficult, ineffective effort of any program I have ever been associated with and was quite disappointed, and still am.

I really appreciate it. I think there is lots of work to do to make not only better and productive decisions...

We know that 8 out of 10 Hispanics are likely eligible for Medicaid, one of the Medicaid programs or subsidized coverage, and yet we have half the Hispanic population is not going to be insured;

I spent, actually, before coming to Congress, some time working with our State legislature...

I think that is really important. And as the rest of the panel answers, and I appreciate the reference to your partners who are part of those grant investments, but also looking at--tell me what you will do differently going forward…

I look forward to having you back in the district, and we are ready to work with you.

one of the things that I can say that based on Massachusetts' reform experience in the past eight years, outreach and education is really one of the most critical efforts; it is the most important investment area, particularly the most…

I am, of course, very concerned about the impacts wildfires could have on our military bases.

I'm pleased to convene this hearing of the Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee to consider the fiscal year 2015 funding needs of Treasury's Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence and its enforcement of sanctions.

In December 2010 U.S. Senators Tom Udall, Tom Harkin, and Jeff Bingaman requested an independent study from the National Academy of Sciences on whether chimpanzees are necessary as invasive research subjects.

In December 2010 U.S. Senators Tom Udall, Tom Harkin, and Jeff Bingaman requested an independent study from the National Academy of Sciences on whether chimpanzees are necessary as invasive research subjects.