Mazie K. Hirono
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Mazie K. Hirono is a United States Senator from Hawaii, serving since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she is the first Asian-American woman elected to the Senate and the first female senator from Hawaii. Hirono has been an advocate for various issues, including veterans' affairs, healthcare, and immigration reform. She currently serves on multiple Senate committees, including the Veterans Affairs Committee, where she emphasizes the importance of bipartisanship in addressing veterans' needs.
It is necessary to have attorneys represent these individuals in order to hold the Government to that high burden of proof that is required under the law.
I think diversity is important, both personal and professional diversity on the bench, because a diverse bench represents the community that it serves.
I think diversity is important, both personal and professional diversity on the bench, because a diverse bench represents the community that it serves.
It is necessary to have attorneys represent these individuals in order to hold the Government to that high burden of proof that is required under the law.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I'm glad to join my colleague Brian Schatz in supporting the two nominees from Hawaii.
So would you say that that is a significant number of opioid overdoses that involve veterans?
I would suggest to you that you include sexual military trauma in this list that you have.
And as a part of a response to a question that I had asked of Secretary McDonough, he noted that there were demonstration projects related to tailored mental health outreach for specified veteran populations, including AANH veterans and…
I would suggest to you that you include sexual military trauma in this list that you have.
So would you say that that is a significant number of opioid overdoses that involve veterans?
And as a part of a response to a question that I had asked of Secretary McDonough, he noted that there were demonstration projects related to tailored mental health outreach for specified veteran populations, including AANH veterans and…
I think that is what should concern us because as more and more women enter the service, their suicide numbers, sadly, are going up.
I think that is what should concern us because as more and more women enter the service, their suicide numbers, sadly, are going up.
Is there any evidence that says that exposure to certain kinds of books leads to harm to a community? Does exposure to an LGBTQ+ book somehow cause harm to the reader? Is there any evidence to that effect?





