Gary Peters

In fact, according to the political investigation, overtime laws that are not enforced properly cost an estimated $15 billion in lost wages.

I think your quote is 'family sustaining jobs,' which, certainly, I can't agree more.

This is just smoking mirrors right now. That's basically what it is.

From what I'm hearing now, you've got a new plan from President Trump that says we'll give you 13 percent and you come up with 87 percent.

If we knew how to do that, this thing would have been solved a long time ago, and I've not heard anyone talking about that in a substantive way.

TIGER grants are important and I'm sure you're aware that in the President's budget, he calls for eliminating TIGER grants.

It's tragic, and the decisions, and we could get into that forever, but a lot of that was driven by the fact that there wasn't enough money anymore to support the infrastructure that was there.

Our transportation infrastructure in Michigan is as bad as it has ever been

Communities, like Flint, like Detroit, like Atlanta, and like Philadelphia, can't do this simply on their own.

The Federal Government can help upgrade our nation's crumbling infrastructure.

I am deeply concerned that President Trump's infrastructure and budget proposals do not appear to mention or prioritize infrastructure needs of the future.

So it's pretty clear that that is simply a worthless standard to have 4/1 right now as part of it.

I'm disappointed that it seems as if President Trump doesn't necessarily share that.

In today's age high speed internet is in that same category.

The map misrepresents the existence of 4G LTE service in many areas

Part of that threat is to engage our social media platforms--Facebook, Twitter, other types of platforms that are engaged in that.

With the very rapid advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence, it's going to become extremely difficult to see exactly what's happening.

[A]s a matter of U.S. policy, PTC should be required for all passenger rail trips in America.

Specifically, we will have a provision for plain language notice, which I think is an improvement: 120-day clarification instead of 180 days, and a better definition of what substantial progress means. I think we can continue to improve…

The decisions that are made today will impact the shipbuilding industrial base for years to come.

I think I agree with Senator Cotton that those ships need to be out to sea, they need to be deployed.

Every ground and rotary wing vehicle that the United States Army produces from now on... has to have the base requirement.

Getting them out in the field seems to be important, particularly with new threats emerging around the world.

This is going to take a very large diplomatic effort, which I believe the United States should lead.

I think it would set a horrible precedent to allow Saudi Arabia to begin enriching uranium.