We believe in this Committee and in our elected members of Congress, led by you, Senator Nelson and Senator Collins, along with Senators Boxer, Feinstein, Mikulski and Rubio, who have previously supported us to take a lead, starting today.

The United States did not cause these problems survivors face today. Nazi Germany did.

This Senator is wearing a garnet and gold tie. I noticed the Senator from Alabama is wearing a crimson tie, but certainly his allegiance is orange and blue, I take it?

Mr. President, while my colleague from Alabama is still here, I want to talk about a certain national championship game which just occurred. Before I do, I want to say that a lot of the frustration my colleague has expressed is frustration…

Mr. President, this resolution awaits unanimous consent by the Senate, which I assume will occur today. We tried it for last Thursday night before the Senate adjourned, but I think everything has been cleared now. The resolution will…

Mr. President, yesterday marks the fourth anniversary of the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti on January 12, 2010. The U.S. Geological Survey said that precisely at 4:53 p.m. local time, the Caribbean and North American plates moved…

Mr. President, I am going to take advantage of the fact that the Senator from Alabama is here, because we are bringing forth today a resolution which will pass by unanimous consent, if the Senators from Alabama will so agree. The fact is…

I want to particularly thank Senator Grassley, because we have been through a number of nominees.

Senator Rubio and I... have not only rendered no objection, we affirmatively support Judge Rosenbaum.

We have a committee that we call a 'judicial nominations committee,' and the intent is to find the very best candidates without regard to partisanship for judicial vacancies.

I am very appreciative and want to tell you of the bipartisan support for our nominee, Robin Rosenbaum.