Bob Casey

So we're grateful for your recognition of that and your work to advance the same causes and the same goals that he--the same values, I should say, that he espoused.

Thank you for your testimony today and for your great work here and around the world.

Thank you, Senator DeMint.

I think we have made some progress, but we still are not there yet.

China is very efficient at stopping information getting to its citizens when it wants to, but seems to be very lax when it comes to stopping piracy.

We don't have a level playing field on protection of intellectual property and it's costing us jobs.

We have met with family members of the victims and understand their anguish over this heinous act of terrorism.

I do not think it is asking that much to go from here to May 8. I do not think we are helping the economy at a very difficult time when there is objection after objection. But I hope the American people understand what is at stake here in…

I rise tonight to speak about the conflict in Afghanistan from one perspective; that is, of those who have given their lives in the service of our country. ... But even though it is inadequate, even though it falls short of what we hope it…

We will be watching it very closely, because, after $58 billion, we were told that Iraqi oil would fund the full costs of our invasion.

The Vice President and the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Michael Corbin, have described and characterized our civilian mission in Iraq as the largest since the Marshall Plan.

What are we doing so that people who want to return to their original communities can do so safely?

I strongly support the relocation of Iraqis who have assisted the United States, here in America, who are at risk in their own country.

The longer this issue is left outstanding, a de facto situation exists that makes it almost impossible for people to be able to return to their communities.

I thank Senator Brown, as well as Senators McCain and Kyl, for entering into this agreement. It extends this for a short period of time. It is important as it relates to manufacturing jobs in a State such as ours, where we have lost over…

I am honored to have worked with him on so many priorities, whether it was veterans or workers, whether it was dairy farmers or the economy of Pennsylvania or whether it was our soldiers or our children or our families. He has been a…

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much. First of all, I wish to commend the remarks our colleague from Oregon made. He has great insight into our Tax Code. I think he has reminded us yet again we have a lot of work to do, and we are grateful for his comments…

I hope Congress is going to act before November 30 to continue the extended unemployment benefits that are a lifeline for such a huge number of people.

We need to keep it up and we cannot forget that children are still in grave need of help.

Investing in children and people makes sound business sense and will produce substantial savings.

No one has done more to represent children.

We need a body that regularly and closely examines the needs of American children and their families.

A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter. The children of this country will always need, especially now, at a difficult time for our country, a faithful friend.

Thank you, Senator Dodd, for holding this hearing today.