
I think one might think that the Administration is simply trying to dilute the effectiveness of employee representatives, and that concerns me greatly.
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I think one might think that the Administration is simply trying to dilute the effectiveness of employee representatives, and that concerns me greatly.

I think it is concerning that the Administration is acting as if employee representation is somehow rote work that anybody just does.

But I guess the question that I'm asking is there wasn't anything--as I understood the announcement and the analysis that I heard, there wasn't anything specific that was agreed to yesterday except an agreement to talk further and to set…

we can't afford to do that, I believe, in a unilateral way that causes an unnecessary trade war with our allies and puts American companies at a disadvantage.

I think if we were engaged in negotiations around TTIP, that would have significantly reduced tariffs.

I think has come out from several people who have asked questions.

Unfortunately, like Senator Moran, I am concerned that these tools are being used in a way that is hurting American businesses, antagonizing our allies, and letting other countries set the rules of the road for global trade.

I would say that many of us believe that representing employees and making sure their voices are heard serves the government and the people of the United States of America.

I would like to read a column by Max Boot, conservative, and very well known. I am quoting completely. ``President Trump is willing, under duress, to briefly and begrudgingly admit that Russian meddling took place in 2016 before reverting…

This Committee continues to be an example of really commonsense, bipartisan leadership.

I would like to read an op-ed from former EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman, who worked for Richard Nixon and George Bush: President Trump's disgraceful performance in Helsinki, Finland, and, in the days since, is an indication that…

The American economy has come a long way since the financial crisis of 2008, thanks in large part to the work of the past Administration for pulling us out of the Great Recession.

To achieve our 5G goals, we are going to need different types of spectrum, and mid-band is key.

Obviously, we have a lot more work to do in terms of getting him back to the United States and also pressing the Turkish Government to release the other Americans that they are holding.

I do have more confidence in General Votel's statement. That is why I am raising this question because it seems to me that our response to the Russian Ministry of Defense ought to be very strong to say they have nothing to say about what…

I think one of the things that I'd like you all to address is--we talk about winning the race to 5G, and that's very important, but, increasingly, Americans are feeling like there are winners and there are losers. We want everybody to be a…

I agree that an all-of-the-above approach is the best way to ensure digital opportunity and broadband connectivity among our most hard-to-reach populations.

It would be, I believe, a real terrible reversal of policy for us to leave those folks after what we have done and to turn them over to the Russians or to Assad's forces.