I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. The Senator from Indiana. The Economy
Todd Young
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Todd Christopher Young is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Indiana since January 3, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Young has focused on various issues including economic growth, national security, and healthcare reform during his tenure in the Senate. He has been involved in legislative efforts aimed at improving the business climate in Indiana and supporting veterans' services.
I understand that the 2001 AUMF is of great interest to many of my colleagues because there is much to be debated there in the future as it pertains to the scope of the authorities, how it might be amended, how it might be replaced.
I thank Ms. Granger for yielding, and I thank Ms. DeLauro for the work you have done, but I cannot support this bill. Before giving my short testimony, I would like to quickly congratulate Lydia Jacoby from Seward, Alaska, on winning an…
In Indiana, only 40 percent of the State's workforce participates in an employer-provided retirement plan.
It is about communications. I can't even build a road from one community to another community. No place else in America can that happen. So I am asking you to continue what you are doing, which you are hurting my State, but you are getting…
I will continue to focus on meaningful ways we can help Americans prepare for their retirement.
To put it indelicately, you might say China sometimes acts like a loan shark rather than a true partner of various countries.
I will soon be reintroducing my Retirement Security Flexibility Act, to help more Americans save for retirement.
Sadly, the scale of the crisis has become much greater today. This has indeed become what you might characterize as a 50-state border crisis.
Our defense cooperation with Canada is one of the most comprehensive security relationships in the world and comprises both bilateral and multilateral arrangements.
I thank the gentleman for yielding. I would like to thank Chairman Grijalva and, of course, the ranking member, Mr. Westerman, for the support of scheduling this bill for final passage. I would also like to thank my good friend, Debbie…
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has made it clear that his government opposes the Biden administration's efforts to revive the Iran deal.
The United States opposed the creation of the database and release of the report, as mandated by the Human Rights Council in 2016, and continues to oppose any work to update it.
The USMCA is a landmark agreement, critical to our economic success in the State of Indiana.
This administration seems intent on pursuing certain policies that, I believe, will only undermine it.
It will require, I think, some robust and tenacious diplomacy to persuade some of our European friends of the merits of that position.
I will also work closely to ensure continued close cooperation with France as part of our broader effort with other Allies and partners to hold Russia accountable.
I am deeply concerned about the Nicaraguan refugees fleeing the Ortega-Murillo Government's repression.
If confirmed, I would build on our robust relationship and our frank engagement with Canada to underscore the strategic importance of the role NORAD plays in our continental defense.
Clearly, China is using this investment to achieve their geopolitical goals as well.
France is among our most capable and reliable military allies and I look forward to working together to strengthen our cooperation through NATO.
The Biden administration works in coordination with France and other NATO allies and partners to hold Russia accountable for their destabilizing activities.
The United States is committed to seeking reforms of the U.N. Human Rights Council, particularly with respect to the Council's disproportionate focus on Israel and the Council's problematic membership.





