I think it would hamper kids around our country, and set them back, vis-a-vis children of the same age in other countries, if we were able--if we were to prevent them from having access to these sites or services.
Pryor argues against restricting children's access to online platforms.
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Veterans, in my view, are natural entrepreneurs. They already have the skills, the experience, the leadership necessary to start a business.
I am concerned that the Department has not prioritized these costly projects yet based on the value of services they provide to the core mission of the agency.
The Veterans Entrepreneurship and Training Opportunities Act of 2014, Senator Pryor's legislation to make permanent several veteran entrepreneurship programs, would be very helpful.
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