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.
The idea that tax cuts for millionaires would derail this legislation is simply outrageous and offensive. The men and women who rushed to the burning towers and worked for hundreds of hours in the pile did not delay and the Senate should…
Senators, you have to walk in my shoes to know how victimized, abandoned and abused I feel.
Scottish First Minister Salmond has gone on record publicly, stating that he was opposed to the Prisoner Transfer Agreement, that he wanted an exclusion for Megrahi.
We have the moral responsibility to investigate why a convicted terrorist responsible for taking so many innocent lives... now walks free.
It is time for Congress to act in this public health crisis to encourage state adoption of comprehensive GDL laws.
If it is included in the TPP, it is my worry that all the benefits of that trade relationship would accrue to New Zealand's dairy industry and that it would be very devastating to the U.S. dairy industry and New York's markets.
I would like to turn our attention to the dairy industry and in particular our relationship with China.
One hundred and seven days since the BP Deepwater Horizon platform exploded, killing 11 rig workers, nearly 2 million gallons of dispersant have been used in the Gulf of Mexico.
As we seek to understand and document the damage that's been done to the Gulf, it is critical that the impacts of dispersants and dispersed oil are front and center.
I am a proud co-sponsor of Senator Lautenberg's Safe Dispersants Act which would require more rigorous testing before using dispersants in the future.
Senator Gillibrand and I have introduced a bill, the Senior Financial Empowerment Act, S. 3494, that would require the FTC to partner with the FBI to disseminate information about mail, telemarketing, and Internet fraud targeting seniors…
I really want to associate my comments with some of those of Senator Thune, who also talked a little bit about this issue.
I would like to thank Senator Gillibrand for her efforts in addressing the milk price crisis that all dairy farmers have endured in the last 18 months.
I would urge you to do so, particularly because we have so many opportunities for energy production in New York State.
What I would like to focus a little bit of time on is the biomass definition contained in the Energy Investment and Security Act of 2007 and the amount of confusion that it is creating because it does not really comport with the definition…
I would like to thank my Senator Kirsten Gillibrand for affording this opportunity to address you today.
Thank you Senator Gillibrand, and all the co-sponsors of this bill for giving me the opportunity to submit a statement today and for the fight you have taken up on behalf of sick 9/11 Responders.
They are now being punished by the toxins they were exposed to for their noble efforts.
The events of 9/11 caught everyone by surprise. Men and women from all over the area, rushed in to help those who had been impacted by the planes, the fires and the collapses.
S. 1334 helps the sick by improving medical monitoring and treatment to WTC responders and survivors who were exposed to Ground Zero toxins.
I am proud to work with Senator Gillibrand to champion the health needs of World Trade Center responders and survivors.
Thanks to Senator Gillibrand we have a new champion in Washington who does see that we should not be abandoned by our own government and that we should have access to health care for our WTC-related illnesses.





