A national emergency, a big problem, requires a big solution. You can talk about the dollar amount, but let`s talk about the harm that that is designed to address.
Katherine Harris
The Public Record
Katharine Harris is a Republican politician from Florida, best known for her role as the Secretary of State during the controversial 2000 presidential election. Born on April 5, 1964, she played a pivotal role in overseeing the election process in Florida, which was critical in determining the outcome of the election between George W. Bush and Al Gore. Her actions during this time garnered national attention and made her a prominent figure in American politics. Harris later served as a U.S. Representative for Florida's 13th congressional district from 2003 to 2007, where she focused on issues such as national security and education reform. Throughout her career, she has been an advocate for conservative values and has remained an influential voice within the Republican Party in Florida.
There was no national strategy or plan for vaccinations. We were leaving it to the states and local leaders to try and figure it out.
The vice president votes in the affirmative. And the concurrent resolution as amended is adopted.
When we are facing a crisis of unbelievable proportion, the American people deserve their leaders to step up and stand up for them.
I want to urge everyone to take the vaccine when it is your turn. It is really pretty painless and it will save your life.
We gather tonight, a nation in mourning, to pay tribute to the lives we have lost.
Have you all heard about that recorded conversation? Well, it was yes, certainly the voice of desperation. Most certainly that. And it was a bald, bald-faced, bold abuse of power by the president of the United States.
Vote because our rights matter. Our lives matter. Our planet matters and because you matter.
Vote for all the people who were denied for centuries this basic right of citizenship, the enslaved and their descendants, who still had to fight for the vote 100 years after the 13th Amendment. Women who went to jail for demanding…
I trust the scientists, and it is the scientists who created and approved this vaccine. So I urge everyone, when it is your turn, get vaccinated. It's about saving your life, the life of your family members and the life of your community.
Vote for all the people who were denied for centuries this basic right of citizenship, the enslaved and their descendants, who still had to fight for the vote 100 years after the 13th Amendment. Women who went to jail for demanding…
You know, people are hurting right now, they are hurting, and we need to get the relief to them immediately and the one thing you should not be doing is after the work went into the pill holding up, when by the end of the month people are…
The fact that her becoming vice president means that there are no black women in the Senate is really the question that we should be asking why that is as opposed to why black women's representation in the United States Senate comes down…
There's been -- there's been a lot of destruction that has happened in four years, which is going to require a lot of work for repair, much less leapfrogging over that to get to where we could have been, even if we had moved incrementally.
And, again, it gets back to perhaps having a president in place who is going to say, as Joe Biden has said, that he would sign it, and green-lighting it in that way, which is contrary to what we have seen with so many good pieces of…
I have to believe that, at some point, reality will set in and that everyone will understand that we need to govern.
In my time in the Senate, the four years I have been here, I've seen the power of an individual senator... They have the opportunity to elect not one but two senators who could change the ballot.
As far as I'm concerned, Georgia, Columbus, 2020 ain't over until January 5th. That's when we'll get this done because as you know everything is at stake.