
I think that action has helped secure the retirement of millions of workers and retirees, and you and the rest of the Administration were instrumental in its passage.
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I think that action has helped secure the retirement of millions of workers and retirees, and you and the rest of the Administration were instrumental in its passage.

We need to do better, and there are opportunities to do better.

The most productive worker in the world is the American worker and we need to be telling our worker that more because they feel very beat down.

I find that when you announce your retiring, you get friends everywhere and I do not understand exactly what that means.

paying more for less is becoming a hallmark of the health care law.

So, in other words, if the decision to go ahead--you could have the situation where you have a fetus that is not viable, and that it could--by going to term, you would make it so that the mother could not have babies again, it would affect…

the president's health care law... continues to hurt working families, students, and small businesses.

this flawed law continues to hurt working families, students, and small businesses.

we firmly believe the president's health care law is fatally flawed and unsustainable.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the memory of Washington County Commissioner Ted Bearth, who passed away last week. Ted was elected to the county board in 2012 and was reelected in 2014, representing Washington County's Second District…

One of the things that is a problem with this law is that it limits women's choices and forces them into situations that they find untenable.

I think these guidelines are going to cost people their lives.

In 2014, 3,179 people were killed in distracted driving crashes.

I also want to applaud you for the triumphant reopening of the Renwick.

In my own congressional district in St. Paul, I had an electric utility that made the decision to convert from coal to gas.

the EPA was only doing that work because it was stepping in to clean up an abandoned mine that had been polluting the area for decades.

How many abandoned mines is the EPA currently working on?

Utilities are very engaged in this issue, because, frankly, the energy system is transitioning already.