Jon Tester

Unfortunately, what we have found is some of the supply chain issues has delayed the delivery of some of those goods.

They may not have been born here, but they love this country as much as any of us who pledge allegiance to that flag.

100 percent correct.

I think it is important we plan for how utilize this money and so that the taxpayer gets the biggest bang for the buck.

The CR does impact our ability to get a start with it.

Unfortunately, what we have found is some of the supply chain issues has delayed the delivery of some of those goods.

The CR does impact our ability to get a start with it.

I think it is important we plan for how utilize this money and so that the taxpayer gets the biggest bang for the buck.

There is pressure in a CR (Continuing Resolution) environment, however, for new starts or new contracts, which has delayed in some cases what we had intended to originally buy.

They may not have been born here, but they love this country as much as any of us who pledge allegiance to that flag.

Put simply, it puts our national security at risk.

We appreciate your work and making sure that our national defense is up to where it needs to be.

Ultimately, this person didn't do it without somebody above him knowing what was going on.

The workload certainly isn't decreasing, and the ongoing mission in the Southwest border, as well as your support to European Command, demonstrate exactly that.

I hope that when you are in the highest levels of the Pentagon, that you discuss this candidly.

The workload certainly isn't decreasing, and the ongoing mission in the Southwest border, as well as your support to European Command, demonstrate exactly that.

Put simply, it puts our national security at risk.

A full-year continuing resolution (CR) would be a fiscally unsound way of funding the Department, the Navy, the Navy Reserve and government as a whole.

The National Guard and Reserves have always done more with less, fewer full-time personnel, smaller budgets, older weapons systems and vehicles, and aging IT infrastructure and facilities.

You are not immune from recruiting challenges that our active-duty military services face, nor are you immune from disruptive impacts of Government shutdowns, continuing resolutions.

This bill does not work unless CFIUS can do the enforcement.

We appreciate your work and making sure that our national defense is up to where it needs to be.

This bill does not work unless CFIUS can do the enforcement.

The National Guard and Reserves have always done more with less, fewer full-time personnel, smaller budgets, older weapons systems and vehicles, and aging IT infrastructure and facilities.

This Committee, on a bipartisan basis, has pushed the Department to hold Oracle Cerner more accountable.