Did the February 2014 report on the budget and economic outlook find that the affordable health care law will end 2.5 million jobs?

And we should actually view that as good news. And, in fact, it is good news.

I think there are a lot of great reasons in terms of rule of law and stability and the manufacturing renaissance that is coming.

Thank you very much, Madam Chair, for holding the hearing, and, Dr. Yellen, thank you very much for being here.

We certainly appreciate and need there to be an understanding that they did not cause what happened.

we should be focused on jobs and investments certainly in the future.

But when you talk about how the middle class is better today, boy, that is not what I am hearing.

Again, I wish to say what a pleasure it has been to work with the distinguished Senator from Mississippi and also with the chairman in the House, Congressman Lucas, and the ranking member, Congressman Peterson. This really has been an…

before the Senator from Montana leaves the floor, I wish to thank him for his wise counsel throughout the process of writing the farm bill. It is nice to have a farmer in the Senate who can give practical ideas and reactions. This is…

first, as we begin the final debate and vote on the farm bill conference report, I thank our majority leader for supporting this effort every step of the way. Every time I have gone to him and said, Mr. Leader, we need to have time for…

first of all, I thank our majority leader again, as I did earlier today, for his help in bringing this conference report to the Senate as quickly as possible and for his willingness every step of the way to work with us. I thank my partner…

ACOG supports S. 425, the Quality Care for Moms and Babies Act, introduced by Sen. Debbie Stabenow.

We just want access to the new markets.

If anybody has questions about whether or not the American auto industry is back, they are back.

Federal emergency unemployment benefits are going to expire on December 28 unless we do something to stop it. Right now, there are 11 million Americans out of work through no fault of their own. They are trying to find work, and they rely…

this is a bipartisan initiative which I have introduced with Senator Heller and 18 other bipartisan cosponsors. To my knowledge, it is not controversial. There is no excuse not to act before we leave, and I urge colleagues to do so. The…

first I thank my friend and colleague from Washington for her passionate advocacy, and I join with her and other colleagues today in supporting the unanimous consent request to pass immediately the Tax Extenders Act. There is no reason not…

I would like to join several of my colleagues who have already spoken to clarify the intent of an important provision in the Bipartisan Budget Act that the Senate is currently considering. Section 203 of the legislation is intended to…

After January 1st, will Judith or any other woman face a cap on their coverage for breast cancer treatment?

After January 1st, will Greg's son's insurance policy be guaranteed to cover prescription drugs?

After January 1st, will Greg's son's insurance be guaranteed to cover important preventative screenings without out-of-pocket costs for the family?

After January 1st, will Judith or any other woman have to fear being rejected for coverage by her insurance company because of her breast cancer?

After January 1st, will Judith or any other woman be charged more or denied insurance just for being a woman?

We wish to do this today because today marks the 50th anniversary to the day that President John F. Kennedy signed into law the Community Mental Health Act. The good news is he signed this act. The unfortunate news is it was the last act…

I again thank my friend from Missouri for his commitment and for working with so many colleagues across the aisle on a bipartisan basis. I believe we will get this done and we will now, on this 50th anniversary of President Kennedy's…