We have got to get more--that is why this whole Cover the Uninsured--we have got to get information out to people as to the accessibility of some of these places where they can go.
Tom Harkin
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Tom Harkin is a former U.S. Senator from Iowa who served from 1985 to 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, Harkin was known for his advocacy on disability rights and health care reform. He played a significant role in the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act and was a strong proponent of mental health services and education initiatives. Throughout his tenure, Harkin focused on issues affecting working families and rural communities in Iowa.
That has been my observation of community health centers is that they do provide that preventive health care.
I know both Senator Specter and I have been strong advocates of the community health center system.
I think it is always important as both you and Ms. Kane--well, as all of you have--to put a human face on this.
We can't permit our citizens the right that they ought to have--like we can sue governments, we can't sue the government of Iran.
I just hope Senators will go by and, rather than saying they are going to vote for Sutton, will strike another blow for civil rights in this country and tell the assembled people with disabilities out here in this reception room that we…
Mr. President, what is going to happen when we come back, there will be at some point soon after we get back from our break, a vote up or down on the Senate floor on whether or not the Senate will advise and consent to approving President…
Well, what does a privately held company with the same receipts have to report?
You've got 11 criminal convictions a month on what, criminal convictions of whom, of what?
Has any of those top 10 of the top 20 unions that you say they've never been audited by OLMS, are you aware if they've ever been audited with outside auditors?
Well, I would say that in a union they have some because the union officers are elected.
Let me just tell you, there is one grant that came in on October 18 of 2002. That's been 164 days now.
I don't know whether it's the bureaucracy or whatever it is, but you're in charge of the bureaucracy. They work for you.
Well, I just think the length of time is just unacceptable, how long it's taking.





