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Tom Udall
@tomudall· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

Protecting children online is a top priority for Google.

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

It was a massive waste of resources when workers could least afford it and when we should have been investing in our people and communities.

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

Wages are stuck. The typical worker's hourly wages, after adjusting for inflation, were lower in August than a year ago.

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

But there's a problem. Despite White House promises, working families aren't better off, and another hearing won't change that.

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

I don't think we can have a hearing on living standards without asking ourselves what will happen to the quality of life for tens of millions of Americans who count on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid if Republicans add literally…

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

Mr. Moore, you stated that CBO estimates show that the tax cuts are paying for themselves, but this is precisely the opposite of what CBO is saying.

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

We need to connect our economy and invest in rural areas as opposed to just say to rural people they should move to the cities.

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

Rather than turning the clock back and again allowing insurance companies to deny coverage to those with pre-existing conditions, as the Trump administration is trying to do, we need to build on recent gains to make health care more…

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 25, 2018

After squandering $1.9 trillion on the tax bill, the House is preparing to vote on the Republicans' Tax Plan 2.0. This legislation would add $3.2 trillion to deficits from 2029 to 2038, bringing the total cost of their tax bills above $5…

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Tom Udall
@tomudall· Democratic · NM· Sep 24, 2018

I write to express concerns about 'kid-directed' mobile apps potentially violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and urge the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to conduct an investigation and take any necessary…

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Tom Udall
@tomudall· Democratic · NM· Sep 24, 2018

I urge you to direct an audit of all applications in the 'Designed for Families' section of the Play Store to ensure compliance with COPPA, remove any app that violates the law, and improve app vetting in this section going forwards.

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Tom Udall
@tomudall· Democratic · NM· Sep 11, 2018

I hope we can work with Spirit Lake and the State to address the issues raised by this antiquated law.

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Tom Udall
@tomudall· Democratic · NM· Sep 11, 2018

The bills correct historic wrongs related to lands and jurisdiction of these tribes and work toward fulfilling the United States' trust responsibility.

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Tom Udall
@tomudall· Democratic · NM· Sep 10, 2018

The Act established the Delaware River Basin Restoration Program, which is a non-regulatory program under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 5, 2018

there was a fairly explicit promise made by the President, and some Members of Congress, that this would result in $4,000 worth of additional wages

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 5, 2018

The law simply has not lived up to Republican promises. The White House and our Republican colleagues promised families a $4,000-a-year increase in income. That simply has not happened.

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Martin Heinrich
@martinheinrich· Democratic · NM· Sep 5, 2018

hourly workers have been asking, 'Are we there yet?' for 38 years, while their wages have stagnated

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