I think this is an issue across programs, so we have got these--it is required, but we are not really measuring whether they are getting results out of where we are putting in programs.
Kelly Ayotte
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Kelly Ayotte is a former United States Senator from New Hampshire, serving from January 5, 2011, to January 3, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, she was the first woman to represent New Hampshire in the Senate. During her tenure, Ayotte focused on issues such as national security, fiscal responsibility, and education reform. She was known for her bipartisan approach and worked on various initiatives to strengthen the military and improve veterans' services.
We owe the people who really need this fund, and it is important to them that we actually try to solve the long-term viability of it.
I wrote a letter with others on this committee to ask the President to include in the negotiations the missile program
I disagreed with the administration lifting the missile resolutions whatsoever in the 8 years.
I do think that it is important to take a strong stand there by providing capability of Ukrainians to defend themselves.
As I look at these negotiations, those two pieces are missing, and they are very important.
I do think, if I might say to the questions that you asked the others, that I am very concerned about sequestration and the deep cuts that have been taken.
I think that it absolutely is a disgrace, and I can't understand why this administration has not provided these arms so that they can defend themselves against Russian aggression.
I thank my colleague from New Hampshire and my colleague from Ohio, Senators Shaheen and Portman, for their work on this legislation. As my colleague from New Hampshire has said, unfortunately this is a piece of legislation that is being…
First of all, I wish to thank my colleague from New Hampshire for her leadership on this important legislation, and I join her request, as well as the Senator from Ohio, Mr. Portman's request for unanimous consent on H.R. 2126 that passed…
I want to thank the senior Senator from Oklahoma, Mr. Inhofe, for his leadership, along with Senator Levin, working hand in hand to get the Defense authorization done this year. This is so important. I know all of us would like to have a…
I rise to thank my friend Saxby Chambliss. Senator Coburn spoke about leadership. We are very much going to miss Senator Coburn, Senator Johanns, and Senator Chambliss in this body. But what he said is very true; because as someone who has…
That is one of the reasons for the study and why the state has commissioned the study as well...
I think one of our challenges here also as policymakers is how do we not only look at the long-term funding issues...
Currently in New Hampshire, there is actually a study that is being conducted, part of which has been released...
I thank my colleague from Delaware. It has really been an honor to work with him on the Manufacturing Skills Act, and we share the goal to ensure that manufacturing remains vibrant and a vibrant source of jobs in our economy. Training our…
I thank my colleague from Delaware. As I look at the new Congress coming in, I view our bill--the Manufacturing Skills Act--as an opportunity where we can all work together to help workers and employers across the country meet the…
I thank my colleague from Georgia, Senator Chambliss, for his incredible leadership on the Intelligence Committee, on the Armed Services Committee, and his deep commitment to ensuring that our country remains safe, that our freedoms are…
We are not going to accept that for an answer. We are also not going to accept that there is insufficient information.
I appreciate your commitment and your taking over this important position that has obviously been vacant for too long.
I would like to see, as you get confirmed for this position, you come back within several months to this committee and let us know what changes that you feel have been made or need to continue to be made to the oversight process of the…
I do think that it's pretty convenient that none of them were able to appear today, and it says something about their level of commitment.
You do need to establish an investigative process for these cases that do not result in criminal conviction.
The sanctions should be as severe for this type of witness tampering as it should be for the underlying violent acts
This has to be the player's responsibility, the responsibility of the officials in the league, and the owners





