Bill Cassidy
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Bill Morgan Cassidy is an American politician and physician currently serving as the junior United States Senator from Louisiana, a position he has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Cassidy has focused on various issues during his tenure, including healthcare, veterans' affairs, and economic development. He has been an advocate for reforms in the healthcare system and has expressed strong opinions on public health policies, including vaccination schedules.
Thank you, Ms. Su. Let me just first express admiration for your incredible personal story.
This mismanagement does not inspire confidence that Ms. Su can run a multibillion-dollar organization.
We need a Labor Secretary who is fair and unbiased when enforcing the Nation's labor laws.
It's an honor to introduce Darrel Papillion to the Committee today and to recommend him for appointment to the Eastern District of Louisiana.
What happened there? This wasn't supposed to happen. Not a market economy, not a democratic nation, and yet they are competing with this.
It took us 10 years to create a law which we finally passed in December, which moves us in the right direction.
It's an honor to introduce Darrel Papillion to the Committee today and to recommend him for appointment to the Eastern District of Louisiana.
It's an honor to introduce Darrel Papillion to the Committee today and to recommend him for appointment to the Eastern District of Louisiana.
No, it's wrong. And most Americans think that is wrong. And the fact is, Tammy will not get that through the Senate.
I think the broader question is how do you resolve the issues in general. I think that returning it to the states to allow a state's values to guide is very important.
You know, both Joe Biden and former President Trump have the same plan, which is to do nothing on Social Security, and to allow a 24% cut to benefits when the fund goes insolvent in about eight or nine years.
I think Dobbs is the uncomfortable middle ground, where people will confront that there is a diversity of opinion.
We need honesty with the American people. But we have a big idea that'll solve 75% of the problem, and that's a pretty good idea.
We on this side of the aisle firmly defend the ability of people to unionize.
Do you have any comments upon what I feel is to be the politicization of NLRB?
We should have, as I mentioned earlier, an investigation of the NLRB activities.
It was Republicans who were standing up for the trade unions when in the first week of his presidency, Joe Biden canceled the Keystone XL pipeline.
No Company Is Above the Law, The Need to End Illegal Union Busting at Starbucks.





