If we do not change this--20,000 just 8 years ago to 7,000--we will be down to zero.
Mary Landrieu
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Mary Landrieu is a former United States Senator from Louisiana, serving from 1997 to 2015. She was the first woman to represent Louisiana in the Senate. A member of the Democratic Party, Landrieu focused on issues such as disaster recovery, healthcare, and energy policy during her tenure. She played a significant role in post-Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts, advocating for federal assistance to rebuild the affected areas in Louisiana.
It's the people of Louisiana's favorite Federal agency because we depend on them literally morning, noon, and night for so much of the work that we do in our state.
As Chair of Homeland Security Appropriations and as senior Senator from Louisiana, I became particularly impressed with this nominee's ability, his leadership ability, in the aftermath of the oil spill which was about 4 years ago.
the basis of society is family. Children belong in families. Families belong together.
I came to the floor today with the intention of asking unanimous consent to pass H.R. 3521, which we have heard a lot about on the floor lately between Senator Vitter and Senator Sanders. This bill would authorize the construction of 27…
What is causing the delay in Department of Justice's review of the New Orleans Police Department's policies?
I would like to announce for the information of the Senate and the public that the oversight hearing scheduled before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources will now be held before the Subcommittee on Water and Power. The…
We really want to focus on the safety of the men and women in uniform doing their job to keep order in the prison and in our country.
Thank you, Attorney General Holder, for your service. And thank you, Madam Chair, for your leadership.
The charter community, which is $1 billion with 1 million kids on the waiting list, is turning around, in our State, the lowest performing schools, taking them from the lowest to the highest. It is a model that works. It has been proven…
The country should know. Because it is billions and billions and billions and billions of dollars, and we are, like, throwing nickels and dimes at it.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. And let me begin by thanking you for your extraordinary leadership all these years on this committee.
I have been, along with many Members of Congress, both Democrats and Republicans, a strong champion for charter schools.
the budget that we are reviewing today with the Army Corps of Engineers, this amount represents the smallest percentage of the Federal budget in more than 200-year history of the Army Corps.
It is a 17-percent decrease from last year's budget. It is woefully inadequate.
CMS recently implemented a final rule that changed payments for speech generating devices (SGDs) so that Medicare beneficiaries no longer have the option to purchase them, but instead must rent them.
I have been very supportive of the Charter Schools Program (CSP), and thus was disappointed that the administration level-funded the Charter Schools Program in its fiscal year 2015 budget.





