Bob Casey

Congress must work just as hard. We have an obligation in the Senate and the House to work just as hard as those employees work every day to strengthen and preserve the program.

We must protect and strengthen Social Security so Americans of every generation can continue to access this lifeline.

I know you were very active with that. Certainly, thank you for that because that really has lessened our stress.

Your SWIFT Act will improve the economic security of those devastated by the death of a spouse.

Expanding Social Security is a solution to that looming crisis.

Congress must work just as hard. We have an obligation in the Senate and the House to work just as hard as those employees work every day to strengthen and preserve the program.

Despite SSA's accumulated surplus of $2.8 trillion, largely Republican controlled Congresses have slashed SS budget.

Congress should allow the Social Security Administration to spend more of its accumulated surplus.

We must protect and strengthen Social Security so Americans of every generation can continue to access this lifeline.

We have this GAO report that just came out yesterday... a lack of guidance from HHS on how states should be implementing the law.

I commend the Justice Department for issuing these proposed rules.

I am pleased that because of bipartisan efforts with members on this Committee, and through our Congress, some improvements have been made.

This month marks the 50th anniversary of the Rehabilitation Act amendments of 1973.

The Federal Government made it a priority to ensure that every person has access, access to government programs and services.

Unlocking the virtual front door is essential for ensuring accessible government technology.

I worked with Senator Rick Scott to introduce the Veterans Accessibility Act.

I commend the Justice Department for issuing these proposed rules.

The name of it is, 'Unlocking the Virtual Front Door.'

I am pleased that because of bipartisan efforts with members on this Committee, and through our Congress, some improvements have been made.

This month marks the 50th anniversary of the Rehabilitation Act amendments of 1973.

The Federal Government made it a priority to ensure that every person has access, access to government programs and services.

Unlocking the virtual front door is essential for ensuring accessible government technology.

I commend the Justice Department for issuing these proposed rules.

The Federal Government made it a priority to ensure that every person has access, access to government programs and services.

Unlocking the virtual front door is essential for ensuring accessible government technology.