I rise here today, and I have been in the Senate a little over 2\1/2\ years, and I never imagined that I would have to drift back to my days at Wabash College, as I migrated from a biology major to a political science major and, thank…

So in listening to the tone and direction of the conversation today that idea of hierarchy and priority between domestic terrorism and threats from afar, to me, it is easy to get into a false equivalency there.

today I am proud to join my colleague Senator Coons in relaunching the bipartisan Senate ALS Caucus. Currently, there are no effective treatments or cures available to stop or slow the disease, and we still do not know what really causes…

The big elephant in the room is Medicare, its high cost, and Social Security.

Medicare is the biggest driver, and I am probably the most vocal Senator on trying to reform health care in general.

If we do not get the political will soon to start doing something about it, it is going to be here before we know it.

COVID has, I think, give us a big wakeup call about another looming issue that drives our trillion dollar deficits annually.

I am particularly concerned by Congress' seeming inability to address the slow-moving national debt crisis.

Thank you. And my office will be watching closely to see how that rebalancing act is going on, and that, in fact, that it is rebalanced, and not the same old thing occurring again because lobbyist and House Cardinals may want it to be.

I think we are at a really pivotal point when it comes to health care in general, childcare.

I think there are certain things that would undermine that if it is not given careful consideration.

I think it would set us back significantly.

I think my advice, from being so deeply involved in agriculture, is that it was kind of working, and do not be beguiled by the Chinese.

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my office will be watching closely to see how that rebalancing act is going on, and that, in fact, that it is rebalanced, and not the same old thing occurring again because lobbyist and House Cardinals may want it to be.

I am particularly concerned by Congress' seeming inability to address the slow-moving national debt crisis.

70 percent of Hoosiers wanted better roads and bridges. In an enterprising State like ours, 70 percent didn't want their taxes to go up.

I can't think of anything that should have more bipartisan support.

I rise to honor the 50th anniversary of the signing of Coach Robert Montgomery Knight at Indiana University, who set the standard for excellence as a collegiate men's basketball coach. Coach Knight had a legendary career as a college head…

I ask unanimous consent that the preamble be agreed to and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Is there objection? Without objection, it is…

I know of no further debate on the measure. The PRESIDING OFFICER. If there is no further debate, the question is on agreeing to the resolution. The resolution (S. Res. 157) was agreed to.

Reserving the right to object, coming from the world of business, I have been dismayed by Washington's inability to fix problems in a timely, rational manner, and that has been over a stretch of many years before I got here. I do…

there is no way we ever catch up.

we are at probably the worst balance sheet that we have ever had in the history of the country.