Restoring the child tax credit, which when we did it two years, cut child poverty in half, which I think should be celebrated.
Debbie Stabenow
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Debbie Ann Stabenow is a United States Senator from Michigan, serving since January 3, 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for various issues including healthcare, agriculture, and women's rights. Throughout her tenure, Stabenow has focused on policies aimed at improving access to healthcare, supporting farmers, and promoting gender equality in the workplace. She has also played a significant role in discussions surrounding food security and education.
This President has said grow the middle class, lower costs for people, grow the middle class and we'll see what happens here.
I appreciate that this budget invests in affordable childcare, helping people buy their first home.
We didn't get any of our Republican colleagues. It'd be wonderful to get some Republican support for this, this time.
We have not seen the crash that we keep hearing about from the other side and the doom that's been expected.
These are not radical socialists. Most of these folks are probably registered Republicans and I love working with them.
Restoring the child tax credit, which when we did it two years, cut child poverty in half, which I think should be celebrated.
This President has said grow the middle class, lower costs for people, grow the middle class and we'll see what happens here.
We have not seen the crash that we keep hearing about from the other side and the doom that's been expected.
These are not radical socialists. Most of these folks are probably registered Republicans and I love working with them.
We didn't get any of our Republican colleagues. It'd be wonderful to get some Republican support for this, this time.
I appreciate that this budget invests in affordable childcare, helping people buy their first home.
I do think it's important to note that when we have a Republican president there's a very different discussion about deficits.
Restoring the child tax credit, which when we did it two years, cut child poverty in half, which I think should be celebrated.
I appreciate that this budget invests in affordable childcare, helping people buy their first home.
This President has said grow the middle class, lower costs for people, grow the middle class and we'll see what happens here.
I think all of what we're talking about is about the budget and it's about our values and where we want to invest as a country.
We didn't get any of our Republican colleagues. It'd be wonderful to get some Republican support for this, this time.
We have not seen the crash that we keep hearing about from the other side and the doom that's been expected.
The two trillion dollars in unpaid for tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans done under President Trump put us in a situation where 25 percent of all of the national debt of the country ever, ever, ever, ever created was in those four years.
These are not radical socialists. Most of these folks are probably registered Republicans and I love working with them.
American women deserve the freedom to make our own decisions. And Mr. Chairman, this side of the dais trusts women.
I've been trying for years--actually, Senator Grassley and I, for years, to put in place quality standards for labor and delivery under Medicaid.
We shouldn't have waiting lists, which is going to happen if we don't fully fund WIC.





