I look forward to working with everyone to improve this program so all of our veterans can really realize the full benefits of the Post-9/11...
one of our primary goals was to examine how to take military experience and training and link it up to civilian education and certification ...
I think it's very relevant to what our men and women face when they come home.
The Post-9/11 GI Bill was a big step forward in meeting this obligation.
We need to make sure that what they get actually works for them in the real world.
But, I also think a lot of families today make decisions based on whether or not they have coverage.
My business cannot sustain increases like that. No business can.
we have to focus people on getting insurance coverage for preventive services.
I'm for people having personal responsibility. I think that's an extremely important part of health care coverage.
the five largest health insurance companies took in a combined profit of 12.2 billion, which was up 50 percent--56 percent--over 2008.
I would say that a lot of the testimony that we've had, and a lot of the discussion we've had, is exactly the opposite, that people don't ge...
The G.I. bill is important because it gives some opportunity for youngsters to have constructive work for the next 4 years.
The fact that our veterans have sacrificed for our Nation only to spiral into depression and suicide is appalling.
I am going to be introducing actually legislation next week on a veterans' employment legislation.
I would tell my colleague from Alaska that we would happily take care of your veterans in Seattle.
this Act is founded on a couple key principles. One, salmon is a great critter. It adapts and it comes back.
Is that not almost even a better leverage of science than is already used with the endangered stock?
It is much smarter, more cost effective to preserve them now before their populations dip low.