I am here to work with them so that we can do our best to provide our troops with a strategy, the resources, and the support they need.
Chris Coons
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Chris Coons is a United States Senator from Delaware, serving since 2010. A member of the Democratic Party, Coons has been involved in various Senate committees, focusing on issues such as foreign relations, judiciary matters, and small business. He is known for his advocacy on topics including military policy and legal transparency in government actions. Coons has also been active in promoting bipartisan efforts in the Senate.
What does success look like? How do we define success? That requires a strategy.
The decision to send Americans off to fight in battle deserves our thoughtful consideration and a bipartisan effort to produce a clear path forward.
When the President sends American troops into harm's way, those men and women, their families, and the American people deserve clear authorization from Congress, a robust debate in Congress, a strategy that outlines the path to success.
I thank my colleague for the chance to work together to lift up in a bipartisan way the men and women of law enforcement and to express our prayers and our gratitude for the men and women of law enforcement--for the Alexandria police and…
I was one of a number of Senators on Appropriations who pressed for additional money for emergency funds to address famine conditions.
It is my hope and expectation, Mr. Secretary, that we will work on a bipartisan basis to confirm qualified candidates who come forward.
The growing threat we have seen, the attack on our democracy by Russia, the destabilizing acts of North Korea, the nuclear program, and the world's worst humanitarian and refugee crisis since the Second World War call for us to invest more …
I am greatly concerned that the proposed deep cuts to development assistance and diplomacy suggest we do not value diplomacy and development as tools of foreign policy.
We need to continue to engage on this, and I appreciate the investment in learning from and carrying forward what VRN was able to do.
I look forward to working with you to ensure those resources are available in a long-term and predictable way.
I just commend to you the STOP Act, a bipartisan bill led by Senators Portman and Klobuchar.
I have unanswered questions that perhaps can only be answered by the Attorney General himself.
The way the Director handled the conclusion of that investigation was wrong.
It is the scope of recusal that is utterly unclear both to lawyers and nonlawyers on this subcommittee.
The question during hurricane season is not if there will be a hurricane, it's when and where hurricanes will hit.
I think we would really be causing harm to our competitiveness as a country to significantly cut NIST and to abandon the Manufacturing USA direction.
I disagree with the administration's prioritization that says strengthening small and medium manufacturing is not a high priority for our country.
I see no comparable Federal program or private-sector program that provides the significant connection to cutting-edge resources, insights, innovation on value-stream mapping, on inventory control, and on quality control, and on continuous…
The importance of a strong patent system in protecting our intellectual property
It is absolutely essential that we deal with the homeless situation that is going on in this country.





