I believe a women's history museum, like what we are voting on today, could help the Smithsonian accomplish that critical goal.

We know that there have been foreign attacks on our election infrastructure. That is a fact. Knowing there are those out there who seek to rob us of our democracy, why would we leave our door wide open? Why would we not create a shield…

I think that is important, because what we are trying to do is, at the same time, sort of build resiliency in the population so people begin to ask those questions: Who is supporting this? How are they doing it? Where is the money coming…

we actually want to get in their way, in this instance.

I encourage my colleagues in Congress, from both sides of the aisle, to come together today and offer positive solutions.

I encourage my colleagues in Congress from both sides of the aisle to come together today and offer positive solutions.

So, our goal here today is to collectively make it easier for the public servants of this country to take advantage of a promise made to them back in 2007.

We are here to look for answers on how we can better support the thousands of public servants who support all of us every day.

the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program has been an important recruitment and retention tool for the military to compete with the civilian sector.

We want to solve this problem and that is why we are delighted that you all are here before us today.

PSLF is a popular bipartisan program that is critical for ensuring communities everywhere in the United States have access to education, healthcare, and other fundamental services.

I think this is a politically well-informed and inspirational panel today.