They never had 60 votes and they managed a lot of really bad things during that time. So the reconciliation process is still quite available and we will use it for good rather than for evil, so.
Kyrsten Sinema
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Kyrsten Lea Sinema is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Arizona since January 3, 2019. Originally a member of the Democratic Party, she became an Independent in December 2020. Sinema previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 2013, to January 3, 2019. Throughout her political career, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, veterans' services, and bipartisan cooperation in Congress.
The filibuster compels moderation and helps protect the country from wild swings between opposing policy poles.
The reconciliation process is still quite available and we will use it for good, rather than for evil.
You know, there are many who say bipartisan is dead in Washington, D.C. and across this country. But this historic agreement today between Republicans and Democrats in the Senate and with the president of the United States shows that when…
I absolutely support Sean's comments. We think the bill is a wonderful opportunity for us to be more efficient.
The project has many benefits. It will improve safety, increase efficiency, support the Arizona Air National Guard mission, and also create jobs.
Airports of all sizes and locations are a critical ecosystem of travel moving passengers and cargo throughout America and beyond our borders.
As we continue to negotiate that package, this is an appropriate time for our subcommittee to consider our aviation system and its infrastructure needs.
I just reintroduced, along with Senator Young and Senator Cruz, the Expedited Delivery of Airport Infrastructure Act.
Instability, partisanship and tribalism infect our politics. The solution is not to continue weakening our democracy`s guardrails.
My support for retaining the 60 vote threshold is not based on the importance of any particular policy. It is based on what is best for our democracy. The filibuster compels moderation and helps protect the country from wild swings between…
This is an important subject and I look forward to working with my colleagues to improve security, travel, and trade at all of our ports of entry.
I implore you to work with the White House in lifting border crossing restrictions for non-essential travel.
We need to get business going again and that is something that we have an obligation to all of our constituents.
The continuation of these provisions are engendering the negative impacts on border economies.
We are looking forward to some of the benchmarks that Senator Sinema has established.
The Federal Government needs to continue to be a reliable, capable partner that helps cities and towns across Arizona grow and thrive.
When I talk to Arizona small business owners who depend on government contracts to keep their businesses open, they have two major concerns: first, that a move to a true e-commerce marketplace will obscure the origination of products and…
Now more than ever, we see the importance of enhancing cybersecurity efforts and protecting critical infrastructure.
I think these are worthy of very serious consideration, and I think it has long-term impacts for our country.
The filibuster was not created as a tool to accomplish one thing or another. It was created as a tool to bring together members of different parties to find compromise and coalition.





