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Ron Wyden

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Ron Wyden is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Oregon, a position he has held since 1996. A member of the Democratic Party, Wyden has been a prominent advocate for civil liberties, healthcare reform, and technology policy. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as privacy rights, government surveillance, and access to healthcare, often emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in government actions.

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Mar 16, 2023

The short answer is 'no.' Not even close.

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Mar 16, 2023

One of the most important steps the Congress can take now is make sure there are no questions about the full faith and credit of the United States.

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Mar 16, 2023

They're living way out in la-la land.

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Mar 16, 2023

We feel very strongly about protecting all those firefighters and nurses and all the small business people.

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Mar 16, 2023

Prioritization of debt ceiling payments is just unworkable.

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Mar 16, 2023

That a great number of us on this committee signed to the Acting Director of FinCEN.

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Mar 16, 2023

I would like for them to have that feeling of relief once again.

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Mar 16, 2023

Free trade agreements cannot be unilaterally decided by the executive branch.

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Mar 16, 2023

President Biden is absolutely right when he says that the tax system in America is deeply unfair.

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Mar 16, 2023

I am glad to see the President agrees that we need to put an end to two tax codes.

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Mar 16, 2023

President Biden has put out a budget that reduces the deficit by nearly $3 trillion.

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Mar 16, 2023

The short answer is 'no.' Not even close.

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Mar 16, 2023

One of the most important steps the Congress can take now is make sure there are no questions about the full faith and credit of the United States.

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Mar 16, 2023

The President has put out a budget that's based on a simple proposition: helping working families and the middle class get ahead and reducing the deficit at the same time are not mutually exclusive.

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Mar 16, 2023

They're living way out in la-la land.

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Mar 16, 2023

Prioritization of debt ceiling payments is just unworkable.

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Mar 16, 2023

We feel very strongly about protecting all those firefighters and nurses and all the small business people.

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Mar 16, 2023

We are just unwilling to give billionaires a free pass.

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Mar 16, 2023

That a great number of us on this committee signed to the Acting Director of FinCEN.

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Mar 16, 2023

And just to--for people who are not familiar with this particular arena, the words 'systemic risk' sound like a rather mild and inoffensive term. But it actually refers to pretty devastating stuff, does it not?

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Mar 16, 2023

Free trade agreements cannot be unilaterally decided by the executive branch.

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Mar 16, 2023

I would like for them to have that feeling of relief once again.

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Mar 16, 2023

We have talked for a long time about the need to address the basic unfairness of America's two-tiered tax system.

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