But at the end of the day every single penny came out of taxpayers' pockets, it did not come out of the government; it was funneled through the government.
Mark Kelly
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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.
Sustainable jobs only come from the private sector. That is just the way it works.
This is not a Democrat or Republican situation; this is where we took American taxpayer money and we put it down on the green.
the American people are starting to wonder, billions and billions of dollars invested by a government that picks winners and losers
How about the American taxpayers putting $15 billion at risk? Was that being prudent?
When I am walking in the Third District of western Pennsylvania, to a person, everybody I talk to talks about the crushing boot the government puts on the throat of small business people.
We are in a battle, globally, and would you want to just explain the global market to Westinghouse.
If this agreement is allowed to lapse, or if we cannot conclude agreements with other countries for one reason or another, other countries will step in and take that.
There is no reason for this country, ever, to be in second place to anybody, anywhere in the world.
the opportunities are really off the charts for job creation in both countries and that region of the world.
the alliance that we have, right now, with South Korea is so critical both from a business standpoint and a geopolitical standpoint
The American people are looking for jobs right now. And we are looking for jobs everywhere possible.
I think the relationship between the United States and Korea could not be stronger.
It is now time to renew our 123 Agreement with Korea to strengthen our cooperation in this area.
I thank the chairman for the hard work on this vital appropriations bill. I met with some veterans back in Butler on Tuesday morning, and their concern is with the Butler campus and the building of a new health care center. Now, here's…
People do want to know what it is going to cost to insure their car. And I will tell you what, I have got to tell you, the answer is with the insurance agents.
I never talked to one person that came through those doors that said to me, hey, by the way, Kelly, I need to look at that information on, let me see, what is it, the relative collision insurance cost information.
Not one person in that room has ever talked to a prospective owner about this booklet; never been asked about it, never been questioned about it.
I think the concern is things change rather quickly and a process that all of a sudden that was not policy before becomes policy, does not go through the regular process.
Ninety-six percent of it by the way, we have a slide that shows that. The President is saying wow, look what we have done but 96 percent of the increase in U.S. oil production has occurred on non-Federal lands.
I think all of us are concerned. Sound science, I am totally in favor of. Political science, I wonder because a lot of this is the result of if you don't succeed at first, try it again.





