Let us always remember our wounded, our missing, our fallen, and their families.

we recommit ourselves to supporting women and families in the choices they make

H.R. 8 would hurt the economy both by increasing the long-term deficit and also by taking money out of the pockets of the families most likely to spend it in the near term.

Our service members, their families, and our country all benefit from veterans' talents, experience, and dedication.

I know Americans across the country share my concern for the well-being of the surviving members of the crew and my deep condolences to the families of those who lost their lives.

That's bad for the students. It's bad for their families. It's bad for the economy in the near term and in the long term.

Ultimately what Americans care about is the huge burden that it's placing on families right now.

Children are America's greatest treasure, and ensuring their health is one of our most important duties as parents, families, and community members.

We have taken important steps that speak to who we are as a Nation that cares for its families and children.

We place our bets on entrepreneurs and on workers and on our families.

We will stand together in recognizing the sacrifices made by them and their families.

We can help, maybe a little bit, with the families dealing with the grief of having a loved one lost.

I'm spending a lot of time just thinking about the families and reaching out to them.

We reaffirm our steadfast commitment to supporting and honoring the husbands, wives, and loved ones of our Nation's servicemembers.

I am inspired every day by our men and women in uniform and their families.

This legislation marks a major step forward in America's commitment to families and caregivers who tend to our wounded warriors every day.

Keeping faith with our veterans and their families is work that is never truly finished.

Our Nation's commitment to our veterans and their families--to patriots like Ted and Sarah--is a sacred trust.