Amy Klobuchar
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Amy Jean Klobuchar is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Minnesota since 2007. A member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, infrastructure, and technology during her tenure. Klobuchar has been recognized for her bipartisan efforts and has played a significant role in various legislative initiatives, including those aimed at improving access to healthcare and addressing climate change.
Yes. And one of the ideas put out there, if they are just simply not going to or are unable to get bipartisan support for a nominee, enough, at least, to put us over the top so we get a confirmed nominee, is Senator Durbin's idea to…
The nation's top four airlines would control nearly 90 percent of the market.
I think that kids grow up in rural Minnesota, should be able to live there and work there, and that means they're going to have to have high-speed Internet.
This legislation would provide sustained support for long-term research, monitoring and ocean observing programs in the Arctic Ocean, Bering Sea and North Pacific.
I commend Senator Begich's Arctic Research, Monitoring and Observing Act, which offers a roadmap to improve maritime safety and advance marine science.
We are especially supportive of providing sustained funding for the Alaska Ocean Observing System to provide the critical observations needed to sustain a healthy Arctic.
Consumers who have made investments in their devices, which are not always cheap, should be able to take their purchases with them to any network.
I am the Chair of the NextGen 911 Caucus, and we're always looking for ways to improve public safety.
I just want to follow up--no questions, but I'm one of those mothers that didn't want to get the unlimited texting, because I didn't want my daughter to unlimited text.
Last year, Senator Klobuchar and Senator Snowe introduced the legislation that would actually put some real flexibility in utilizing unused spectrum in those rural and regional markets.
I see that more as a Band Aid. And Senator Lee and Senator Blumenthal and I have a bill called the Wireless Consumer Choice Act.
We feel that, if consumers have to pay for these extremely expensive devices, then they should be able to use them in the ways that they wish.
I hope you will be committed to continuing that. We would love to see it expanded.
I think this is a huge opportunity for our country to gain jobs, tens of thousands of jobs for every point that we gain back of the international tourism market.
The violent crime rate in the State of Texas is twice that of the State of Minnesota.
I know they are important to you, so I am hoping you can address the concerns that have been raised.
I think Senator Durbin has either put in or is talking about putting in a bill to put the ATF under the FBI.
I think we owe these agents to have a permanent Director. I think we should get him confirmed.
I appreciate Senator Grassley's focus on whistleblowers. I think it is very important, and he has done a great service to our country.





