Jon Ossoff
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Jon Ossoff is an American politician and investigative filmmaker currently serving as the junior United States senator from Georgia, a position he has held since January 20, 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Ossoff gained national attention during his campaign for the Senate, which he won in a runoff election against Republican incumbent David Perdue. His victory was significant in helping to shift the balance of power in the Senate towards the Democrats.
Let us just set the stage here. It has been 2 years since the end of a 6-year period when the company is engaged in a scheme to defraud the United States.
How sure are you, Mr. Taylor, that you would know if that misconduct continued to this day?
Am I correct that this scheme to defraud the United States included lying to the Armed Services, yes or no?
I am skeptical of the satisfaction scores as an indication that you have improved your performance.
I want to ask you, Captain Choe, you went to see an allergy specialist on post a number of times in the early months of these symptoms developing in your daughter.
Am I correct that this scheme to defraud the United States, which included the falsification and destruction of maintenance records, also included prematurely closing work orders in order to present to the military superior performance to…
75 percent of the country, Democrats, Independents, Republicans, agree that members of Congress should not be permitted to trade stocks while in office.
Your obligation will be to apply relevant law and rules impartially without regard for personal political preferences or partisan affiliation, correct?
Thank you for joining us. First question for you, and I am sure some of this has been covered, but I want to dig in a little bit deeper as to understand your approach to disclosures for digital electioneering communications and political…
How will you ensure that you remain substantively impartial and avoid taking any action that would damage the public's confidence in your impartiality?
in just a moment--in just a moment--I am going to ask that the Senate do something that we should have done months ago. In just a moment, I am going to ask that this body confirm Deborah Lipstadt to serve as the Special Envoy to Monitor…
today let the Senate recognize the 50th anniversary of the Latin American Association based in Atlanta, GA. Founded and led by Angel Ortiz and Stratton Frank, what started as a small organization to serve Atlanta's then-emerging Latino…
I also want to just take a moment and recognize the members of the press who are here, the reporters and photographers who ensure that these proceedings are truly accessible to the public.
The Constitution was a ground-breaking document when written, and still, by today's standards, as amended, considering the tyranny that prevails in much of the world.
I engage in these proceedings with deep respect for the responsibility that the Senate has to advise and consent on the lifetime appointment of a Supreme Court Justice.
You've conducted these hearings with extraordinary poise, strength, grace under pressure.
In practice the promises made in the plain text of our Constitution are still too often broken, for too many of our fellow Americans.
this constitutional process of advice and consent is vital to the integrity and legitimacy of the Court.
People all over the world are watching this and seeing what is possible in America.





