But do you anticipate submitting a reprogramming or supplemental request, or do you expect to be using 2018 funds?
Elizabeth Warren
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Elizabeth Ann Warren is an American attorney, academic, and politician serving as the senior United States senator from Massachusetts since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for consumer protection, economic equality, and corporate regulation. Warren gained national recognition for her work in establishing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and has focused on issues such as student debt relief and healthcare reform during her tenure in the Senate.
I think maintaining our current arsenal and our current programs should be our number-one priority.
The administration's Nuclear Posture Review calls for two new low-yield variants to our existing nuclear arsenal.
I rise today to join the citizens of Massachusetts who are making their voices heard and sending a clear message to President Trump: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts stands strong in opposition to his reckless proposal to expand offshore…
Will putting nuclear weapons on attack submarines or surface ships require making new arrangements for port visits?
Maintaining our existing arsenal and our current program of record has to be our priority here.
Thank you, Madam President. Ten years ago today, at breakfast tables all around the country, Americans read a shocking headline: ``Fed assumes the role of lender of last resort.'' The biggest investment banks on Wall Street were getting…
10 years ago, millions of American families were on the verge of devastation. The failure of Bear Stearns in March of 2008 was the first major signal of a coming financial crisis that would cost 9 million people their jobs and millions…
I think it is time to start talking about holding these companies accountable and holding their executives accountable for the crisis they helped create.
This crisis is not a Democratic or a Republican issue, and neither is holding drug companies accountable.
When a company breaks the law, it is because the people running the company broke the law.
Families and communities have already paid an enormous price for this crisis, and it is time to start holding companies and their CEO's accountable.
Do you agree that CEO's deserve to be held personally accountable when the companies they run break the law and hurt people?
I want to commend Senator Brown for leading the fight to oppose rollbacks for Wall Street banks. He has been tireless in the fight on behalf of Ohio families and on behalf of families all across this country, and I thank him very much for…
this week we are considering a bill to roll back the rules on some of the biggest banks in the country. Over the course of this week, I am going to be spending a lot of time on the Senate floor talking about the problems with this bill and…
Congress overwhelmingly passed a law last year requiring sanctions on anyone that engages in cyberattacks on behalf of the Russians.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, CFIUS, reviews acquisitions by foreign companies to ensure that they don't threaten our national security.
If the Trump administration doesn't implement sanctions, as required by Congress, then we are not using every tool we can to effectively deter Russia from undermining our democracy.
I think it's important for us to be proactive in identifying emerging technologies that foreign adversaries will try to poach, and to continue investing in the research that strengthens our economy and our national security.
I don't care if you're a Democrat or a Republican, as Americans we should all be appalled that Vladimir Putin thinks he gets to play a role in the outcome of our elections.
I want to know we're going to get this list of all the clients before we have to take a vote on your nomination.
I have pushed the Fed for real accountability on Wells Fargo and its board for repeatedly cheating its customers.
The American public has a right to see it, and all of those Wells customers who were cheated have a right to see whether or not Wells is actually following through on its promises.





