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Mark Pryor

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Mark Pryor is an American politician who served as a United States Senator from Arkansas from 2003 to 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, he focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure during his tenure. Pryor was known for his moderate stance and worked across party lines on various legislative initiatives. He was re-elected in 2008 but lost his bid for a third term in 2014, marking the end of his Senate career.

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Nov 7, 2013

That's right. Let me also ask, if I may--I know that Ms. Roderick has mentioned before to me and other contacts, and I've heard a couple of other people say it as well today, about having a good mentor.

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Nov 7, 2013

We just appreciate everything that our veterans have done for our nation.

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Nov 7, 2013

So we've gone through this discussion, and I know that some of this may have prompted other ideas or suggestions or stories on your part.

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Nov 7, 2013

Senator Pryor has really encouraged us to take a good hard look at that

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Nov 7, 2013

We need to think about that. All the veterans know this, but in the world of the military, there's the active component, the active duty folks, and then there's the reserve component, which is Guard and Reserve.

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Nov 7, 2013

Veteran employment is a very important issue, because it's a challenge for the country.

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Nov 7, 2013

I have a couple of them here in the room with me right now. But one thing I've noticed is that when you hire a veteran, they want to hire other veterans.

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Nov 7, 2013

access to capital is also something that's absolutely critical

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Nov 7, 2013

I actually met with a business owner earlier today, and he said he hires veterans.

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Nov 7, 2013

Let me ask you, if I can, Ms. Hulit, about your announcement today.

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Nov 7, 2013

I know, Ms. Nelson, you mentioned something that you have--I think it's Boots to Business--at Little Rock Air Force Base.

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Nov 7, 2013

Thank you again, Senator, for your service, as always, and this opportunity.

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Nov 7, 2013

I rise today to talk about an important initiative that is not only important to my State of Arkansas but important to our entire Nation, and that is manufacturing. This country is an economic powerhouse, and we are certainly a…

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Nov 7, 2013

I try to do a small business savings account, like an IRA

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Nov 7, 2013

I'd like to thank you, first of all, for helping us with the Arkansas State ROTC program. Thank you very much for saving it for another year.

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Nov 7, 2013

You're focusing on a very important segment of the U.S. economy and a very important part of Arkansas' economy.

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Nov 7, 2013

You know, those guys in the Arkansas Guard are great, because back home, they're plumbers and welders and school teachers and electricians and car mechanics. There's really nothing they can't do.

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Nov 7, 2013

Well, that's one of the things that SBA is talking about, trying to make that information more available, more accessible.

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Nov 7, 2013

the notion of moving warriors to entrepreneurs--I don't know who coined that, but I think that is a really good combination of words.

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Nov 7, 2013

It is critically important that... the DOD and VA are already providing education assistance to our service members and veterans.

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Oct 28, 2013

Without objection, it'll be accepted.

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Oct 28, 2013

I do think wireless is important.

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Oct 28, 2013

I want to take this opportunity to highlight a few of the most innovative approaches, programs, and investments undertaken by the private sector to date.

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Oct 28, 2013

What is particularly troubling about these adoption rates is that they persist in the face of near universal broadband access.

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