Katie Britt
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Katie Boyd Britt is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the junior United States senator from Alabama, a position she has held since January 3, 2022. A member of the Republican Party, Britt has focused on various issues including economic policy and child care accessibility. She has been vocal about the impact of child care on the economy, citing significant annual losses due to affordability and accessibility challenges. Britt has also emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation in government operations.
Alabama Senator Katie Britt protested research cuts that would hit the state’s universities.
Every cent of hard-earned taxpayer money should be spent efficiently, judiciously, and accountability — without exception.
Linda's confirmation as secretary of education will be a monumental step toward preserving the American Dream.
Huge day for our nation – just confirmed as HHS Secretary. Together with, we'll Make America Healthy Again by ensuring objective science, empowering families, and tackling our nation's health crisis head-on.
A smart, targeted approach is needed in order to not hinder life-saving, groundbreaking research at high-achieving institutions like those in Alabama.
Huge day for our nation – just confirmed @RobertKennedyJr as HHS Secretary. Together with @POTUS, we'll Make America Healthy Again.
While the administration works to achieve this goal at NIH, a smart, targeted approach is needed in order to not hinder life-saving, groundbreaking research at high-achieving institutions like those in Alabama.
State-of-the-art facilities, equipment, and technology — along with the best and brightest people — are needed to fulfill President Trump’s vision.
While the administration works to achieve this goal at NIH, a smart, targeted approach is needed in order to not hinder life-saving, groundbreaking research at high-achieving institutions like those in Alabama.
Every cent of hard-earned taxpayer money should be spent efficiently, judiciously, and accountably — without exception.
We have an obligation both to the American people and to the president, to ask these tough questions.
I've had very direct conversations with each and every one of these nominees that I've had the opportunity to sit down with.
When you look at the fact that it's not just our country, but the world is in chaos, and that can't be denied, whether it's Putin's aggression into Ukraine, whether it is the world being on fire in the Middle East, or whether it's Xi…
I think tonight J.D. will expose that many of the things she's saying now are blatantly untruthful to where she actually stands.
I think he has a vision for this nation. I think he has a will and desire to execute. I think he has a story that embodies the American Dream, but I think it also shows exactly what he's fighting for.
I would like to give my distinguished colleague from Oklahoma an opportunity to respond and thank him for his leadership on the Protecting American Energy Production Act.
I want to thank Senator Britt and Coach Tuberville for introducing this bill.
I respectfully ask the Committee to mark up Senate Bill 3263 and pass the bill before the end of the year.
We offer our full support to the Tester-Moran bill, Senate Bill 563, which would accomplish that goal.
She has also been instrumental in growing the Poarch Creek Tribe's business portfolio.





