I think there has to be an appropriate way to give the tools that our Intelligence Community needs to be able to constantly protect against cyber threat, cyber terrorism, and cyberattack.
Kirsten Gillibrand
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Kirsten Elizabeth Gillibrand is a United States Senator from New York, serving since January 26, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for women's rights, healthcare reform, and environmental issues. Throughout her tenure, Gillibrand has focused on legislation aimed at improving the lives of families and promoting equality in various sectors. She has also been vocal on issues related to national security and veterans' affairs.
As we approach the 20th anniversary of the attacks, I'm trying to understand what information in those reports could still be so sensitive that it cannot be shared with the American people.
Challenges we face as a nation are serious and ever-evolving, from the growing threats of climate change-fueled natural disasters to global diseases like COVID-19.
The National School Lunch Program is one of the most far-reaching and effective food security programs for school-aged kids that we have.
One piece is the Summer Meals Act, which I have long championed with Senator Murkowski.
National universal school meals for all students is a fundamental education and health equity issue.
I co-sponsored legislation by Senator Casey, the COVID-19 Nursing Home Protection Act, that would require nursing homes to submit this data so that it could be commonly available on Nursing Home Compare Web sites.
In my state we have seen challenges where the number of people who have passed in nursing homes was substantially underreported.
We know that on top of the Trump administration's failures to adequately respond to the pandemic his administration also let our nursing homes and long-term care facilities down.
I have authored legislation in the Senate to regulate PFAS under the Clean Water Act.
The EPA does a lot of work to restore its mission to protect human health and the environment.
I hope that you will come and visit New York State as Agriculture Secretary again.
I think it also needs to actually take into account the cost of production and what that is regionally.
It is a vital interest of mine that we talk about how we can reform dairy pricing.
It is absurd that they continue to play this charade that the election has been decided. And I think it's harmful. And I'm tired of our Republican colleagues and Mitch McConnell, in particular, not standing up to the President and not…
Again, this is one of the reasons why President Trump lost the election. He continues to skew chaos throughout government. It's all about him. And he has to have retribution for those who don't fall in line and don't do these talks.
Every day matters during a transition. It is absolutely critical that we put the politics aside and that we allow the proper transition of our government. That's what our democracy is founded on, the peaceful transition of government. And…
I think that it's important for us to address the issues of systemic racism in this country, and as a white woman of privilege, it's also my responsibility to lift up those voices that aren't being listened to.
I've brought Congress together and actually made a difference in people's lives. I also know how to beat Donald Trump. He has broken his promises to the American people.
We need to ensure that our children have access to quality education and that they are prepared for the future.
We have to ensure that women are treated equally in the workplace and that they are paid equally for equal work.
We need to invest in infrastructure and create jobs that will help rebuild our communities.
We should raise the minimum wage to a living wage so that people can afford to take care of their families.
We need a Green New Deal that puts people to work in green jobs and rebuilds our infrastructure.





