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.
Robocalls are still one of the number one things that they list as something that they're very angry about.
If we don't pass this HANGUP Act, or some kind of strong antispoofing legislation, do you think you would see more of this going on?
I'm a cosponsor of the HANGUP Act to repeal a provision from the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 allowing robocalls to cell phones for the collection of debt owed to the government.
I just think that thinking not how things were 20 years ago, but thinking about how you're going to recruit people, millennials, of any color or any gender that want to have a different working environment is part of this.
You can only fulfill this goal if you have access to the information and if the public then has information to your reports.
Senator Leahy and Senator McCain have a bill, and I have joined with them on this bill.
I have been working to crack down on the dumping of foreign steel on our shores and to even the playing field.
I am a big fan on moving forward on tax reform, and doing something about the trillions of dollars overseas.
When you say taxes are all bad, you are also saying Social Security and Medicare are bad
We not only need some rules. Mostly I'm interested in corporate tax reform and trying to bring that money from overseas, and creating incentives.
Response to written questions submitted to Hon. Peter Neffenger by: Hon. Amy Klobuchar
I used to call it the 'silver tsunami,' but then I got criticized by senior groups, so I now call it the 'silver surge.'
I am really concerned. ... we do not have enough workers and it is going to go to foreign companies if we cannot fill these jobs.
Maybe when you were in our state, although the particular part you were in does not have quite the issues that we have in other areas on the North Dakota border.
I thought I would start out--I had done some work on some provisions in the Farm Bill on beginning farmers.





