Ensuring that American workers can compete with--and out-compete--China and other countries around the world requires us to invest in our workers.
From a moral perspective alone, forced labor is abhorrent.
The use of forced labor effectively acts as a subsidy that puts American workers at a competitive disadvantage.
we need to heighten the political pressure on China to work with the U.S. to disrupt these illicit trafficking flows
Your ability to integrate the various pieces into a policy that lets us out-compete China is extraordinarily important.
America is never going to out-compete China with crumbling roads and bridges and a country full of struggling workers.
It might cost $20 billion. Is that your current figure based on your estimates, Chief?
How those of us who live in the West are so grateful to Vicki Christiansen for decades of extraordinary public service.
Could you get that to me and my colleagues, the Chair and the Ranking Member, within a week?
I'll have a proposal dealing with a core unfairness of the tax code, the special rules that allow the wealthiest individ...
These payments have the potential to cut child poverty in half if everybody does their part to reach vulnerable families...