Some of the most lifesaving medications remain out of reach for far too many working families and seniors.

That said, much has changed in the past 2 decades, and we have an obligation both to build on the aspects of Part D that work well and to address access and affordability gaps where we find them.

That said, much has changed in the past 2 decades, and we have an obligation both to build on the aspects of Part D that work well and to address access and affordability gaps where we find them.

Mr. President, thank you very much and thank you to Senator Kaine. I will start with this. There are a lot of things he said that I agree with, and, particularly, that part about him not getting very far with his looks and instead using…

Mr. President, very briefly, first of all, I want to compliment Senator Hawley for pursuing this route. There isn't a person in this room, there isn't a person in America who doesn't want to see that every dollar spent for the taxpayers is…

Mr. President, I pay tribute to Jeff Wrase, the U.S. Senate Finance Committee's deputy staff director and chief economist, who recently left the committee after more than 11 years of service. For more than 20 years, Jeff served in what…

I thank Chairman Westerman for yielding. Mr. Chairman, I am honored to support H.R. 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act, to increase energy production, export American energy, and build out our infrastructure to transport it. All of our…

the administration should accordingly partner with Congress and the American people, not try to cut us out, because under the Constitution it cannot.

Respectfully, an American trade policy cannot rest on massive spending on subsidies. That approach borrows more from China's traditions than ours.

American trade policy unleashes our people's talent and productivity by removing foreign barriers through tough negotiations and enforcement.

American trade policy unleashes our people's talent and productivity by removing foreign barriers through tough negotiations and enforcement.

Respectfully, however, an American trade policy cannot rest on massive spending on subsidies.

Respectfully, however, an American trade policy cannot rest on massive spending on subsidies.

the administration should accordingly partner with Congress and the American people, not try to cut us out, because under the Constitution it cannot.

Respectfully, an American trade policy cannot rest on massive spending on subsidies. That approach borrows more from China's traditions than ours.

Mr. President, fellow Senators, I rise today to present this amendment as part of the process, as we process this repeal of the 2002 AUMF matter before the Senate right now. This particular exercise that we are doing, the amendment process…

Mr. President, I would like to call up Risch first-degree No. 1, also known as amendment No. 43. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The clerk will report the amendment by number. The bill clerk read as follows: The Senator from Idaho [Mr. Risch]…

I ask unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of the amendment. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. The amendment is as follows: On page 2, line 10, delete ``hereby repealed'' and insert ``repealed…