We need to make sure that it never happens to conservative groups, we need to make sure that it never happens to liberal groups, we need to make sure that it never happens to any group.
Mark Kelly
The Public Record
Mark Edward Kelly is an American politician, engineer, and former astronaut currently serving as the junior United States senator from Arizona. A member of the Democratic Party, he was elected to the Senate in a special election held in November 2020 and officially took office on December 2, 2020. Kelly has focused on various issues during his tenure, including veterans' affairs, healthcare, and gun control, reflecting his commitment to public service and safety.
under this administration the IRS has abused its power to tax and it has destroyed what little faith and hope the American people had in getting a fair shake in Washington.
We think it is very important that India be brought on and participate in these.
I worry the reason people are not employed is because some of them are unemployable.
It has driven a wedge between employers and the employees, between the owners of the business and their associates.
The intentions were great. The reality of it is really staggering, and it is the uncertainty of it.
The reality of it is, it is not affordable, and it is never going to be affordable.
This is what bothers me, and this is what really scares the living daylights out of small business people.
It can be a tough issue. That's because of the influence... of the NRA and the gun lobby.
When Gabby sits in their office and tells them how important universal background check bill is, they hear that.
This is the same kind of gun Gabby was shot with, a Glock, a .9 millimeter Glock, but in that case, it had a magazine that held 33 rounds. This, when it's full, holds 17. He shot 33 rounds. Every round hit somebody, we think.
By far the most important thing in this debate is the universal background check.
I think it's somewhat of a distraction from the debate right now. You know, to be honest with you, it seems to be a lot to be like the NRA leadership's plan to arm teachers and put more guns in schools. I don't think that's the answer. I…
I don't think it's passed. You know, I am speaking almost on a daily basis with members of Capitol Hill. There is a lot of momentum. The momentum is really from the American people. I mean, they are pushing their members of the House and…
Well, it certainly is doable. You know, to the senators that are planning on filibustering the bill, they should recognize that for instance like Senator Rubio in Florida, 94 percent of his constituents support a universal background check.
The sustainability of these programs is in great jeopardy because of the structure.
the whole process. In your closing, you said in your conclusion today there is a serious gap between disability policy and the administrative capacity required to carry out that policy.
This amount of money we are spending for administrative costs really is alarming.
as we lose--or these programs lose credibility with the American public, that is where we start to have a real problem.
We better get this country back to work. And we better take advantage of what the Lord has given us.
I really appreciate what you said about the chairman. He truly is one of a rare breed of American heroes.
I think sometimes we lose a fact that all of these things are fixable if we could get this country back on its feet again.
The idea was if somebody got hurt on the job, you needed to get them back on the job again. So why aren't they coming back?





