This is a very important discussion, I think, in terms of the future of our country in so many ways, in terms of jobs and energy.
The reality is that we have had a permanent tax policy since 1916 in some way incentivizing and supporting oil.
I worry that if we are not in the race and providing some solid long-term policy, we are going to lose jobs here.
This is a very, very important issue, and I appreciate the focus now and look forward to working with you.
You need to reauthorize CHIP so that anywhere from 2 million to 4.5 million children who are currently enrolled will not...
You are the health care father to millions of children who would not have health care or mental health services.
I am concerned about the differences there.
I agree with Senator Hoeven that nothing takes the place of being there and talking to people.
I want to underscore, I think, the importance of capacity building as it relates to women in leadership.
I would also underscore what Senator Thune said in his comments on technology.
These are valuable lessons.