Richard Blumenthal

The VA has an administrative and moral responsibility to respond, and I am disappointed that it has not done so.

Part of taking responsibility is to acknowledge and act on his claim

I am deeply dissatisfied with the lack of action under existing authority to crack down on the predatory practices of for-profit schools.

The system is broken.

To say the administration has not yet delivered would be a wild understatement.

He should, because it stands in stark contrast to what he did as a member of the Bush administration.

Everybody you ask seems to have a different answer for what exactly 'welfare reform' means.

They've got no serious plan to undo the damage.

The system is broken. Mr. Azar was a part of that system.

Like many Senators, I was disappointed to see Taiwan excluded from the WHA in 2017.

The sabotage agenda went into effect on day one.

I believe continued exclusions will only make it more difficult to provide solutions to global health challenges.

The same Donald Trump who said almost exactly a year ago that price-hiking drug companies were getting away with murder has nominated a drug company executive with a documented history of raising prescription drug prices.

Mr. Azar will have to explain today whether he is going to continue that policy.

He toured like he was in the Grateful Dead.

The American people heard a lot of promises 2 years ago about how great their health care would be under a President Trump, and how the era of skyrocketing drug prices was over.

The Trump administration has made millions of people's health care worse, and there does not seem to be a serious plan to undo the damage.

The calls for him to resign come mainly from the Trump sycophants and henchmen who want the investigation stopped.

Inappropriate and hard to believe that the attorney general of the United States would seek dirt on his own FBI director. It so contravenes the ethic of the Department of Justice that it seems unbelievable.

Far from protecting the president, he is supposed to protect the people of the United States. He is the people's lawyer. They are his client.

This excellent reporting certainly indicates a key element of an obstruction of justice case which is corrupt intent. And what is building here, it may not have reached the threshold of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, is clearly an effort…

I think he's made it and it's the right decision to have resigned. Very strongly, it is the right decision to have resigned.

There are people with something to hide in the White House.

The conviction of Michael Flynn and his cooperation is a shattering blow to the Trump presidency.

Very rarely. I can say not only as state attorney general but also as a former United States attorney, chief federal prosecutor in Connecticut, that this kind of letter is sent exonerating, it's rare, virtually nonexistent in the case of…