Haley Stevens

$16 billion in sales, $1.7 billion in cost savings, $4 billion in new client investments, and more than 122,000 jobs created or retained at a total cost of $140 million.

Sometimes being in Congress is like being on a boat. There are two sides of the aisle.

It's certainly a great day when we can dive a little bit deep.

I am here today to recognize Katherine Johnson, Dr. Christine Darden, Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, and the hundreds of women in STEM who made incredible contributions to our country and to the cause of scientific research and…

Insolvency is not an option and it doesn't have to be.

So the cost of doing nothing is likely to far outweigh the cost of any action that the government takes to avert this crisis.

I am a proud cosponsor of H.R. 397 the Butch Lewis Act.

It is with profound honor and great humility that I rise on this historic floor to recognize and honor the great Chairman John Dingell--the day after the birthday of the great President Lincoln, might I add. It is clear that John Dingell's…

I couldn't think of a more pertinent topic for our new Congress in this historic moment, 100 years from when women got the right to vote.

The question around the future of work must be undergirded within our present reality, that the question of our economic orientation is, how do we choose to value human work and what are we handing over to automation versus what are we…

So when we thought about how to approach the minimum wage and how to target things, we viewed it as an opportunity to raise folks up, to put money into people's pockets...

We must live in a human-driven and oriented economy.

The question of our economic orientation is, how do we choose to value human work and what are we handing over to automation versus what are we giving to people.

I am deeply honored to be at this podium today, to speak about anniversaries and the moral obligation of memory. Many who have stood here before me have spoken from their own memory, telling their most personal of stories--the years of…

We must face up to a painful truth: Europe no longer has either the political will or social culture to support military engagements in defense of itself and its allies. However strong NATO may be on paper, this fact makes NATO weak in…

I offer today a resolution recognizing Hostelling International USA for 75 years of service to intercultural understanding and to youth travel. Hostelling USA was established in 1934 to promote hostelling in the United States. Since it is…

The project described by the Senator from Maine appears to have great merit. Savings of this magnitude are especially important at a time when our resources are stretched very thinly.

I wish to echo my colleague's support for the men and women in the National Guard. I am extremely grateful for their service and dedication to our country. I reiterate my colleague's sentiment that we will take into consideration our…

I am as well, and I note that this amendment was submitted yesterday--coincidentally on the day when it became obvious that our Nation's missile defense system is, according to today's New York Times, ``up and running.''

I missed the 10:30 a.m. vote today because I was at Arlington Cemetery for the interment services for LTG Robert Allen Breitweiser. Lieutenant General Breitweiser was one of the commanding officers of the Fourteenth Air Force when I served…

I concur in the Senator's assessment. The Defense Subcommittee reviewed many matters before it prepared Senate Report 110-37 regarding the supplemental appropriations request before the Senate. In putting together H.R. 2206, our intent was…

I share his view that the Department of Defense should use the two committee reports and the joint explanatory statement of the committee of conference accompanying H.R. 1591 to discern the will of Congress in respect to this bill H.R…

I agree completely with my good friend. The intent of those of us who oversee the Defense Department and the drafting of this bill was to provide funds as specified in the joint explanatory statement which accompanied H.R. 1591.

I am advised that the funding in this bill for Defense Subcommittee matters is identical to that agreed to by the Senate on April 26, 2007, except in three areas. The increase in this bill for the Defense Health program is nearly $1.876…

As vice chairman of the Commerce Committee I concur with my good friend and colleague. I applaud the administration for moving the process forward but I echo Senator Inouye's concerns with the proposal. I look forward to working with him…