@billcassidy· Republican · LA· Jun 13, 2011
So the constraint would have come from the chairman.
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@billcassidy· Republican · LA· Jun 13, 2011
Was he within the spirit of the law in terms of communication with his fellow commissioners?
@billcassidy· Republican · LA· Jun 13, 2011
Does this person have a motivation to not recall or is there, on the other side, such motivation?
@billcassidy· Republican · LA· Jun 13, 2011
It was just the way this chairman has elected to do business.
@stevescalise· Republican · LA· Jun 12, 2011
I would love everybody to be able to get a waiver from the entire law, meaning repeal of the law.
@stevescalise· Republican · LA· Jun 12, 2011
If I could, I would like to ask a little bit about the waivers that have been issued for Obamacare.
@stevescalise· Republican · LA· Jun 12, 2011
But the President said--I mean he pledged it time and time again before, during, and after this debate that if you like what you have, you can keep it.
@stevescalise· Republican · LA· Jun 12, 2011
Hopefully by 2014, the law is repealed, and then people really can keep what they like that they currently have.
@stevescalise· Republican · LA· Jun 12, 2011
According to this study, over 30 percent of those companies said they are not going to be able to keep providing it. So the employees lose the care they like. That breaks the President's pledge.
@stevescalise· Republican · LA· Jun 12, 2011
it just seems like there was a favoritism that was shown because, like I said, ironically a lot of the companies and entities that have received the waivers were many of the same that were working with the administration to pass the law
@stevescalise· Republican · LA· Jun 12, 2011
How long have waivers been granted? And can you further expand on who has not been granted waivers and why?
@marylandrieu· Democratic · LA· Jun 9, 2011
Through the Chair, I understand Senator Coburn, under the UC, has the next 15 minutes. But, through the Chair, I would end my question by saying that I think the Senator is right. There are some regulations that are coming fairly fast and…
@marylandrieu· Democratic · LA· Jun 9, 2011
Mr. President, the Senator from California was on the Senate floor this morning, Mrs. Boxer, advocating passage of this bill and urging colleagues to vote against the Snowe amendment. I am here to support that position. I would like to…
@marylandrieu· Democratic · LA· Jun 9, 2011
Mr. President, how much time is remaining? The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Maine has 4 minutes, and the remaining time for the Democratic side is 35 minutes. The Senator from Maine.
@marylandrieu· Democratic · LA· Jun 9, 2011
Mr. President, I understand our side has about 50 minutes left in this debate on the Snowe amendment and we will vote at 2:15. I will speak for the next 15 or 20 minutes. There is nobody else on the floor on our side. I will continue to…
@marylandrieu· Democratic · LA· Jun 9, 2011
Mr. President, today I join my colleagues in introducing the American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act. This bill will prohibit the slaughter of horses for human consumption, a practice that the majority of Americans oppose and of which many…
@marylandrieu· Democratic · LA· Jun 9, 2011
Would the Senator yield for a question? Is the Senator aware that there are at least four other bills--Senator Vitter, Senator Roberts, Senator Collins, and Senator Portman--and, in addition, that Senator Lieberman is developing a…
@marylandrieu· Democratic · LA· Jun 8, 2011
Senator Landrieu and I introduced legislation last Congress which would help unlock this potential by expanding the DOE Loan Guarantee program.