Ron Wyden

The agenda has to be focused on creating more good-paying jobs for our people--red, white, and blue jobs.

The most troubling part of all this is that it attacks our sovereignty.

It allows a company to sue a foreign government, even to challenge a democratically attained rule or regulation or law.

Obviously, we have noted the administration has an ambitious timeline for completing negotiations with Mexico and Canada.

This is a broken, common-sense-defying system of fighting fire.

How do we finally end the gridlock?

This debate has been the longest-running battle since the Trojan War.

Americans don't want to hear that answers to relevant questions are privileged and off limits.

I believe the American people have had it with stonewalling.

Stonewalling of any kind is unacceptable, and General Sessions has acknowledged that there is no legal basis for this stonewalling.

If you're talking about meetings with a prominent Russian official and he says he doesn't really remember much, he doesn't know if there are any records, this kind of thing, it just cries out for those of us who are charged with oversight…

When you have two officials and one of them is straight forward and lays out a lot of details and the other one just seems to duck and weave and try to figure out how to escape accountability, I think the American people are going to say…

What we learned today is the country's top legal official doesn't have much of a grasp of the law, and he certainly doesn't understand what recusal is all about.

Stonewalling of any kind is unacceptable. And General Sessions has acknowledged that there is no legal basis for this stonewalling.

This idea was recently introduced as bipartisan legislation, S. 836, the Credit Union Residential Loan Parity Act, by Senators Ron Wyden and Lisa Murkowski.

OHA is deeply concerned the president's FY 2018 budget cuts CHIP by an estimated $6 billion, or a 20% cut.

The budget calls for refocusing Medicaid on the elderly, children, pregnant women, and individuals with disabilities.

I'm hopeful that Congress will act to reauthorize this critical program.

The Trumpcare bill shrinks the life of Medicare, and the budget proposal extends the mandatory cuts under the budget sequester by more than $30 billion.

It would be a tough sell to convince those people they are worse off being enrolled in Medicaid, or that the program needs more than a trillion dollars in cuts.

When asked if his proposed cuts would result in millions of Americans losing access to Medicaid, he responded, 'Absolutely not.'

Secretary Price is the captain of the President's health-care team. He has been the premier advocate for Trumpcare, a bill that cuts Medicaid by $834 billion in order to pay for massive tax breaks for the wealthy.

The budget math is fake, but the extreme agenda that would deprive millions of Americans of access to health care and wipe out living standards is not.

This administration from day one has preferred 'alternative facts' and convenient spin to the truth.

You told the American people that even a statistical sample would be jeopardizing America's national security. That is inaccurate and I think detrimental to the cause of ensuring we have both security and liberty.