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.
They've been able to do it. And then, they keep the ads on file so that other campaigns--opposing campaigns can see them, so that journalists can see them, so we have some modicum of transparency in our democracy.
Our bill would also establish remedies for consumers when a privacy violation occurs, including the right to prohibit further collection of personal data, have the operator erase all personal data that has been collected, cease further…
There are a number of bills out there, but we introduced a bipartisan bill that would make privacy disclosures more transparent.
When Mark Zuckerberg testified here, he actually said he thought that we might need regulation now, which was quite a change in position.
This idea of how our laws work when you have changing circumstances with communications companies is something I think we need to look at.
The Honest Ads Act is another bill that I'm doing with Senator McCain and Senator Warner.
To use cruelty to children as a deterrent as a public policy of our Government is just so wrong.
I find it difficult to look at the public interest if you're not going to ask the question about what the emissions are going to be associated with that pipeline.
It is more, it allows them and Minnesota to meet our goals of having affordable, reliable and clean energy.
Given what we know now, this investigation could have potentially prevented a lot of abuse.
I Thank the Senator for her question. The description of harassment in section 111 of the bill is only relevant to the determination of whether a Member is required to reimburse the Treasury and is not intended to be used in other contexts.
I have been so excited about this hearing because these issues are just uppermost in the minds of so many Minnesotans.
Yes. I think that you should always do things on bipartisan basis especially when it comes to intelligence.
Again, I think the very most important thing right now is there is an ongoing investigation being conducted by the former FBI director who was first appointed by a Republican president who has great credibility from both sides of the aisle.
Well, I think you've already seen the FBI director, the intelligence director go meet over at the White House. They are looking into this. But what concerns me here is even if you look at the Nunes report out of the House, it's very clear…
Distracted driving is very difficult to establish and can come from many sources.
I recently wrote a letter to Honda asking for an update on the remaining alpha inflators and their plans to locate them.
Consumers can be our eyes and ears on the road when it comes to identifying safety-related defects.
A provision based on my Rural Spectrum Accessibility Act--that I introduced last Congress with Senator Fischer--was recently signed into law as part of the MOBILE NOW Act.
I appreciate your candor in saying it is hard to figure out what is going on with drug prices.
Senator Murkowski and I are working to introduce legislation that would recognize and affirm an Indian tribe's inherent power to exercise their criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians when they commit crimes of sexual violence.
I am so proud to be here giving voice to the 11 sovereign tribal nations of Minnesota...





