Ron Wyden

President Biden has said he wants to reorient trade policy to better serve American workers.

It is critical that we make trade policy work for American families.

I have had 970 open-to-everybody town hall meetings. No speeches. Just come in, people; ask anything you want.

I think you are uniquely qualified.

It is an honor to be here. For all these reasons, I am delighted to support the nomination of Katherine Tai.

I take particular pride in having worked across the aisle with Chairman Neal and Ambassador-designate Tai to make sure that USMCA contained an enforcement mechanism that is greatly improved from NAFTA.

I know she will insist that countries abide by their obligations.

I am confident she will work with us to develop a bipartisan consensus on trade policy before taking action.

I trust Ms. Tai's judgment, and I know the depth of her experience.

It is enough that forced labor is morally repugnant; it is also true that when American workers have to compete with slave labor, everybody loses.

Four more years of mean tweets and chaos from the White House will not cut it.

America's trade policy needs to be smarter and stronger.

A smarter, stronger trade policy requires a savvy leader as the U.S. Trade Representative.

The Chinese market is now more closed off to American goods and services today than it was 4 years ago.

The leadership and national alumnae of Hispanas Organized for Political Equality (HOPE) strongly supports the nomination of Xavier Becerra as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).

Mr. Becerra has been a strong advocate for ensuring access to health care for all.

We have confidence that he has the health care expertise and experience managing large systems.

I urge you and your colleagues in the Senate to move swiftly on AG Becerra's nomination.

We support the nomination of Secretary-Nominee Becerra to be the next HHS Secretary.

With a pandemic raging, so many Americans struggling to get by, and our health-care system strained to the max, there may not be a higher-stakes job in the executive branch outside of the presidency itself.

I write in strong support of the nomination of Xavier Becerra as Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

We should not have to give up pursuing a college education because of crippling medical debt.

It is totally unacceptable that pregnancy and childbirth in the postpartum period are so dangerous to American women.

This is a nominee with the right policy experience, the right leadership experience, and the right experience fighting for people without power.

The pandemic has proven there needs to be a new focus on mental health in America.