The economy is moving in the right direction.
It seems to me that as society has changed, more and more people want to receive care in their homes.
But we also have to look at what it is going to do to our human infrastructure in this country, if we had the sequestrat...
The answer to this is not to say that if you are low-income elderly, then we need a whole bastion of low-income workers ...
We must do a better job of removing employment barriers for people with disabilities.
I would just say, Madam Secretary, I would hope that you would, in your looking at this, make contact with an organizati...
This is not a Republican issue, this is a bipartisan issue.
I hope that we are going to really be looking at, again, not one-for-one, but almost two-for-one.
Home care workers need to be better qualified.
I still live in my hometown of 150 people. Not too many people can say that.
A year ago I met downtown with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, under Mr. Donahue, Tom Donahue.