Could you talk about duplicative programs, because maybe we can share front ends.
Jacky Rosen
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Jacky Sheryl Rosen is a United States Senator from Nevada, serving since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously represented Nevada's 3rd congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 2017, to January 3, 2019. Rosen has focused on various issues during her time in office, including healthcare, education, and climate change. She has been an advocate for protecting civil rights and addressing the impacts of climate-related challenges in Nevada.
I think Congress needs to step in here and try to require fixed dates, because they just keep rolling these systems forward.
I think Congress needs to step in here and try to require fixed dates, because they just keep rolling these systems forward.
Thank you for holding this hearing. Thank you for being here today, for all the work that you have been doing.
Could you talk about duplicative programs, because maybe we can share front ends.
Thank you for holding this hearing. Thank you for being here today, for all the work that you have been doing.
I am concerned the Federal Government is still getting an incomplete on this report card.
What about a reserve workforce? I have some bills out there to create a cyber-reserve workforce to surge up.
Could you talk about duplicative programs, because maybe we can share front ends.
since the Supreme Court overturned longstanding protections for the fundamental right to access abortion care nearly a year ago, we have seen countless attacks on women's reproductive rights from anti-choice States across our…
I think Congress needs to step in here and try to require fixed dates, because they just keep rolling these systems forward.
I believe are in need of significant reform to better reflect the actual risks to our communities.
I believe are in need of significant reform to better reflect the actual risks to our communities.
I am also concerned about the potential for terrorists to take advantage of our porous border, including Iranian proxies.
I appreciate that last November when I asked you in this Committee whether you would support the development of a national strategy to combat antisemitism you responded that you would.
I appreciate that last November when I asked you in this Committee whether you would support the development of a national strategy to combat antisemitism you responded that you would.
I am also concerned about the potential for terrorists to take advantage of our porous border, including Iranian proxies.
Of course, across America, Jews are facing an alarming rise in antisemitism.
I agree that recognizing and disseminating info to partners within each of our communities is key, so I appreciate that.
I appreciate that last November when I asked you in this Committee whether you would support the development of a national strategy to combat antisemitism you responded that you would.
According to the FBI, antisemitic hate crimes increased by nearly 20 percent in 2021.





