John Edwards will launch a three-day, eight state tour to call attention to poverty, a key issue for his campaign.
John Bel Edwards
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John Bel Edwards is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the 56th governor of Louisiana, a position he has held since January 11, 2016. A member of the Democratic Party, Edwards has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure during his tenure. He has been recognized for his efforts to expand Medicaid in Louisiana, which has significantly increased access to healthcare for many residents in the state.
I thank the gentlewoman and particularly want to salute her for her strong support for veterans and, in particular, for PTSD and mental health care studies. As she knows, this bill has a significant increase in funding, historic increase…
I want to thank Mr. Hall for his strong leadership; first, on trying to see that this Congress, which we are going to do in this bill, provides the funding to reduce the terrible backlog of veterans cases pending. As he mentioned, there…
Right. You take $50 million in order to add $22 million, but did the gentleman meet with Veterans Administration leaders, perhaps the Secretary of Health for the VA, and did they request this additional $22 million? Was there a specific…
I would absolutely look forward to working and looking through every nook and cranny in the budget to see if we can squeeze out additional funding for BRAC. I agree with the gentleman from North Carolina that the Department of Defense has…
The American Legion called it ``an impressive commitment to this Nation's servicemembers, veterans and their families.'' The Independent Budget, made up of numerous veterans organizations across the country, said, ``This is a much-needed…
I am proud of the new congressional leadership in providing $6 billion increase over 2007 for VA health care, because you can't repair VA hospitals without funding. You can't hire 1,100 new case workers to reduce the intolerable delay of…
You can't just go into the state once or twice a month and speak to big crowds, not that he mentioned any names.
I would pay for it by getting rid of Bush's tax cuts for people who make over $200,000 a year.
Others were quiet. They went quietly to the floor of the Senate, cast the right vote. But there is a difference between leadership and legislating.
I can tell you that it is a part of my daily prayer to -- when I pray, to ask the Lord to give me the strength to see the difference between what I want to do and what he wants me to do.
We don't have economic leverage over the Iranians, but the Europeans do, the European banking system does. We should put two options on the table. One carrot, we'll make the nuclear fuel available to you, the international community, but…
I think the state of New Hampshire ought to be able to make that decision for itself like every other state in the country.
It's a capitulation. Every member of Congress should -- every member of Congress should stand their ground on this issue and do everything in their power to block this bill.
Senator Clinton and anyone else who voted for this war has to search themselves and decide whether they believe they have voted the right way.
This is not going to affect the campaign. It's going to keep going ahead strongly.





