Thank you very much, Senator Lautenberg. You've been a strong voice since the day the storm hit...
Congress should not allow itself to get tied up in knots engaging in a political debate over offsets.
I am very pleased that we have been able to take this step.
As I have said, Hurricane Sandy reminded us of a very stark reality. We can either invest in protections now or we will ...
We are here today to evaluate response and recovery efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
We all know and Senator Lautenberg could attest to how important the economy of the shore is in New Jersey.
That is what local officials, Senator Murray, have asked for.
Let's use this opportunity to get that straight, because there are going to be lots of debris in these marshes, rivers, ...
I have spoken with you several times since Hurricane Sandy about the need to provide flexible Disaster Recovery Grants.
No one is more anxious to close out the Katrina-Rita storm than the people on the gulf coast.
In my opinion the President could not have appointed a better person to lead the long-term recovery.
I have enjoyed getting to know you, as well. I know you are committed to small businesses.
We made history by becoming the first two female lawmakers to ever be Chair and Ranking Member of any standing committee...
I have worked on manufacturing issues--in fact, we co-chaired the Manufacturing Task Force.
We worked hand in glove to reform the SBA's disaster programs.
I could not agree with you more. And there was a bill that I actually supported that would have done just that.
I would really like to echo what previous panelists said about the need for immigration reform.
the Affordable Care Act discourages business from creating jobs.
