I worry that if we do not have some kind of legislative remedy, downtown New York will not be rebuilt.
Charles E. Schumer
The Public Record
Charles E. Schumer is the current Senate Majority Leader and a prominent member of the Democratic Party, representing New York. He has served in the U.S. Senate since 1999 and previously held the position of a U.S. Representative from 1981 to 1999. Schumer has been a key figure in various legislative efforts, particularly in areas such as healthcare, immigration reform, and technology regulation. He has recently voiced concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on political campaigns and the need for bipartisan solutions to address these challenges.
I rise to strongly protest the shortsighted decision made by anonymous bureaucrats at the Pentagon to shut down our air operations against the drug lords of South America. Stopping our surveillance in the Andean nations is unwise…
Mr. Speaker, when we began this bill, I introduced this bill a year and a half ago, and if anything has happened since then, we have seen the need for it. First I would say that FACE has the overwhelming support of the House. On the last…
I thank the gentleman, and first want to thank our chairman for his fairness, and my colleagues on that side of the aisle, for what I consider an excellent debate on both sides of the aisle. Let me say to my colleagues that as I have…
Mr. Chairman, this is an issue of common sense. My colleagues, what kind of country do we want? The first time I went to a foreign country and saw uniformed police in the airports and street corners with military assault weapons, I…
this is an historic moment. For the first time this body is recognizing the anguish out on the streets that hollers to us, do something about crime. We are tough on punishment. We are smart on prevention. This bill should not be deterred…
I urge that this motion to instruct be rejected for a very simple and practical reason. Now I certainly agree that we should have mandatory minimum sentences and have fought in the bill to keep them in, and I also believe that truth in…
Mr. Chairman, one of the great ironies is that the gentleman from Florida--and I hope the gentleman from New York knows that the gentleman from Florida [Mr. McCollum] voted for the proposal that he is now seeking to strike, in…
We do not have to debate this over and over and over and over again. You lost the Rules vote. The Rules vote was a vote that was saying to the American people, ``We want a crime bill, but we do not want to dither the way we did last year…
Mr. Chairman, despite my great respect for the gentleman from New Mexico [Mr. Schiff], I must strongly disagree with his amendment. No State in the country has enough prison resources to deal with all of those who commit crime. We know…
I appreciate not only the chairman of the subcommittee's hard work but the way he has put together this bill. I have to oppose the McCollum amendment. Let me say that it is one thing to support the concept behind the McCollum amendment. I…
OK; reclaiming my time, it is simply that the jury would not be able to do that, and that is my point. We want to give the jury the flexibility there because otherwise they would not find, they are not going to find, for a capital crime…





