Joe Donnelly

I also congratulate my colleague from Indiana. He is a terrific partner. The theme of his speech of working together and building on Hoosier common sense couldn't be more important, couldn't be more timely, and couldn't have been presented…

I thank my colleague from Minnesota for her wonderful remarks and for her wonderful comments about those people who go down into the mines every day. I acknowledge the permanent healthcare fix we have for our miners and their families that…

It is clear to me that Russia actively engaged and actively interfered in United States elections this past election.

Thank you, Mr. President. For the third time in the last year, I stand on the Senate floor in support of thousands of retired coal miners and their families across Indiana and the United States. If Congress doesn't act, many of the miners…

God bless you in what you are doing. It is God's work in every way, shape, and form.

today I wish to honor the 50th anniversary of the ratification of the 25th Amendment and recognize one of my predecessors from Indiana in the U.S. Senate, Birch Bayh. Birch Bayh represented Indiana for three terms in the Senate, from 1963…

I promise you those NIH cuts, they will never happen. So you do not have to worry about it.

My families are counting on you to do that.

I have got 2,100 workers who have just been fired from Carrier to pay for a stock buyback.

the real-world consequence of what happens on Wall Street and of what you are going to be responsible to try to make sure it does not happen.

Generals, I would like to commend all of you and your staff for the time, the energy, and effort you have put into two important Army fleet readiness programs.

Can one of you elaborate on the Army's stated desire to not only grow and modernize its armored force but also to accelerate modernization of the Army's combat vehicles?

As we look ahead, nuclear sustainment, life extension and modernization efforts will require the Defense Department to manage a significant--though I believe necessary--degree of cost and risk across multiple programs.

Is the Air Force committed to maximize the sharing of information, best practices and services with the Navy to reduce cost and risk?

I think that weakening sanctions against Russia is like saying that we support their invasion and occupation of Crimea, of Eastern Ukraine, of their actions in Syria, of their destabilizing Eastern Europe, of their attack on our election…

It seems the most effective sanctions are the ones against the financial sector.

I want to thank Adam Szubin for his service to this country over the years.

They are basically challenging you, General. They are thinking that they can get away with this.

The marines who did this have betrayed their fellow marines, and these women marines stood up and said they would put their lives on the line for this country and give them up, if necessary.

How can women marines feel that the Corps has their back?

These marines who have done this have disgraced themselves, but they also let down the Corps and all of those other marines who fought for our country to help create the Corps.

We have been promised a follow-on mission once the A-10--if and when it leaves.

Having a hypersonic strike capability enhances our overall deterrent posture by providing the President additional options to hold targets at risk that do not justify crossing the nuclear threshold.

Russia has destabilized borders in both these countries, and I am concerned about the impact that has had on the ability to smuggle nuclear material.

What the Army needs from Congress is full support of the $1.16 billion (B) in Fiscal Year 2018 Base Funding request for Army Combat Vehicle Modernization programs.