I am the Chair of the NextGen 911 Caucus, and we're always looking for ways to improve public safety.

I see that more as a Band Aid. And Senator Lee and Senator Blumenthal and I have a bill called the Wireless Consumer Choice Act.

We feel that, if consumers have to pay for these extremely expensive devices, then they should be able to use them in the ways that they wish.

last year, Senator Klobuchar and Senator Snowe introduced the legislation that would actually put some real flexibility in utilizing unused spectrum in those rural and regional markets.

The answer is no.

These programs and proposals have received bipartisan support in the past and they should have bipartisan support today and in the future.

This is outrageous, especially at a time when the Affordable Care Act is coming into full effect.

Repeal is unacceptable because it will take away these important benefits already in law.

Thank you, Madam Secretary.

We need information, we have responsibilities here to legislate and provide oversight, and we don't get the answers.

If an overwhelming majority of the lowest-performing grantees are going forward I am a little--you can see where I am going----

The gains students achieve in the program are essentially lost by the time they graduate from the first grade.

The President promised to lower health care premiums for the average family by $2,500, but premiums rose 4 percent last year and 9 percent the year before.

The law will lead to either higher prices for his customers or fewer hours for employees.

The answer is a resounding no. The 1996 bipartisan welfare reform law has helped reduce poverty and strengthen the income-security of millions of needy families.

These kids can't afford to lose access to Head Start.

America tried to enact meaningful health reform for nearly a century but we couldn't make it happen until President Obama and a Democratic Congress finally made it happen.

It gets very frustrating, of course, for us here as we look for information from the departments.