Roy Blunt
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Roy Blunt is an American politician currently serving as the senior United States senator from Missouri, a position he has held since January 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Blunt previously served as a United States Representative from 1997 to 2011. Throughout his career, he has focused on various issues including public health, research funding, and bipartisan cooperation in Congress.
I think it may be like--some of these programs like the victims of child abuse program is a pretty small amount of money for the whole country, but it does somehow leverage lots of local contributors as well as State money.
I think it's really worth looking at. It would be one of the big ideas that I think you could bring to how we look at Medicare and Medicaid and other government payments.
I suggest the absence of a quorum. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. Tillis). The clerk will call the roll. The senior assistant legislative clerk proceeded to call the roll.
I thank my colleague for yielding. When Senator Coons and I came to the Senate about 6 years ago, it was about the time we formed the Law Enforcement Caucus. Over that 6 years, we have been continually reminded of how those who run toward…
I am here today to urge support for the act that counters Iran's devastating and destabilizing activities. I am proud to be a cosponsor of the bill. This bill would expand sanctions on individuals who are contributing to Iran's ballistic…
I think if we have a chance for everybody to be able to ask questions with competing hearings and votes on the floor, as much as possible we all need to stay within our 5 minutes for both the questions and reasonable answers.
I think NIH says one in four adult Americans has a diagnosable behavioral health concern and it is almost always a treatable behavioral health issue.
I do not think that characterizing this funding as 'something other than research' is fair or accurate.
I'm concerned that the proposal here for a 23 percent cut to the mental health programs in SAMHSA doesn't seem to me to track with either your comments or where we've been headed.
I want to make it particularly clear, as the chairman of this subcommittee, that I wouldn't intend to be part of writing a bill this year that reduces funding for the National Institutes of Health.
I will not write a bill this year that reduces funding for the National Institutes of Health.
I think we have worked to a point that we are hopeful to see that in the national defense authorization bill
America has historically been the breadbasket of the world and American producers stand ready to meet this challenge.
I come to the floor today to highlight the importance of travel and tourism in our economy and also to make the point that we are welcoming of people from other countries--and we are welcoming of people in our country, as well--who want to…
I have consistently supported efforts, including efforts like the POSTURE Act lead by Senator Moran, to increase and fund, Army end strength levels.
Unfortunately, this lack of cooperation has led to decreased forest health and less opportunities for the forest products industry workforce.
returning to the year-round Pell Grant gives adults returning to school, people paying their own way and working through school, people who are the first people in their family to hope to graduate from college, a real greater likelihood…
The more they know about how easy that implementation is going to be, the better off we will be.
I believe significant reductions to programs like Career and Technical Education, TRIO, and Federal Work Study will make it harder for students to get into and complete college, and go on to well-paying jobs.
I hope we have maximum flexibility as you come up with the implementation rules on year-round Pell.
I think it is likely that the kinds of cuts that are proposed in this budget will not occur.
This seems about a massive transfer of money from the public sector to the private sector, with no protections around it.





