It is important that USDA has a seat at the table when we have these trade negotiations.
Deb Fischer
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Debra Lynelle Fischer is a United States Senator from Nebraska, serving since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Fischer has focused on various legislative issues, particularly in agriculture and military matters. She has been an advocate for rural development and has worked on policies to support Nebraska's agricultural economy. Additionally, Fischer has served on several Senate committees, contributing to discussions on national security and veterans' affairs.
I would ask you, when we are looking at the United States and working on bilateral agreements with Southeast Asia, people understand that is going to be a great new market.
What I hear across my State, what you heard on Monday, is, 'It is about time.'
today I wish to join my colleagues in saying goodbye to our friend and mentor, John McCain. As our country and the world grieves for his loss, we remember him as he was: a father, husband, grandfather, a war hero, and a dedicated public…
I ask unanimous consent that the 5:30 votes take place immediately. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. Vote on Amendment No. 3705 The PRESIDING OFFICER. The question is on agreeing to amendment No. 3705.
I rise today to offer a bipartisan amendment with my colleague, the junior Senator from Wisconsin. Our measure would provide much needed funding for the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, or the DPAA, so they can continue the important…
So, this disproportionate economic hardship is the critical factor in determining whether a small refinery is awarded an exemption.
If nominated, how would you ensure your work maintains that balance between shippers and railroads at the STB?
The DIGIT Act, which is bipartisan legislation on the Internet of Things, has passed the Senate, and I hope it's going to be enacted soon.
we have to ensure that there is enough spectrum that's going to be available to deploy those 5G networks
I rise today in opposition to amendment No. 3074. Agriculture is the economic engine of Nebraska, and the beef industry is the largest segment of Nebraska agriculture. In fact, in Nebraska, cattle outnumber people by more than three to…
I rise today in strong support of the important legislation before us, and that is the 2018 farm bill. This is critical legislation for Nebraskans and for all Americans. It will provide the certainty and predictability agriculture…
Should Facebook users be able to access a complete set of their respective personal data?
Thank you, Chairman Collins and Ranking Member Casey, for holding this important hearing and for your leadership on this issue and on the BOLD Infrastructure for Alzheimer's Act.
as everyone in this Chamber knows, passing the Defense authorization bill is a tradition that has taken place without interruption for 56 years. That means that, regardless of political party or the disagreements we may have on other…
I rise to continue my tribute to Nebraska's heroes and the current generation of men and women who have given their lives while defending our freedom in Iraq and Afghanistan. Each of these Nebraskans has a powerful story of answering the…
Thank you, Mr. President. I yield the floor. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The question is, Will the Senate advise and consent to the nomination of Jelena McWilliams to be Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the Federal Deposit Insurance…
I rise today to pay tribute to my longtime scheduler and dear friend, Vaughan Wehr. After 5\1/2\ years in Washington, Vaughan is returning home to her sprawling, tight-knit family in Omaha. Vaughan started with me as an aide in my…
today I wish to honor the men and women who keep our communities and our country safe as we celebrate National Police Week. This week, we recognize the sacrifices of those who have taken a pledge to continually serve and protect families…
I still remain astounded at the time and the money that has been spent on a single permit.
It is the Omaha district that has caused the problem, and, as Senator Inhofe said, it is the people, the taxpayers that are being punished.
It does not expire until 2022, and many of us here know that and will continue to bring that to everyone's attention.
I would echo Senator Ernst's words to you just a few minutes ago about the Secretary's commitment that he gave to her.
It is imperative that we provide them the necessary tools and technology that allows them to provide for their families and to protect their livelihood.





