Too often women are left out and often left behind when we and other countries negotiate trade deals that govern the global economy.
Bob Casey
The Public Record
Robert P. Casey is a United States Senator from Pennsylvania, having served since January 4, 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, he has focused on a range of issues including healthcare, education, and economic development. Throughout his tenure, Casey has been an advocate for policies aimed at improving access to healthcare and supporting working families. He has also been involved in efforts to address climate change and promote job growth in Pennsylvania.
I strongly encourage you and your team to continue to promote both gender equity and equality and women's economic empowerment in trade.
The President's 2023 trade agenda indicates that the manufacturing sector is responsible for 11 percent of U.S. GDP.
I want to thank you and your office for all the work you are doing to lay the groundwork for trade policy that advances the rights and economic interests of women.
Too often women are left out and often left behind when we and other countries negotiate trade deals that govern the global economy.
Our partnership should not be extinguished just because we think the pandemic is over.
The cost of prescription drugs is like a bag of rocks on their shoulder every single day.
I would argue that partnership, which yielded such great benefits for our Country and the world, should not be extinguished because the pandemic is over.
I was pleased to see that there is a 39-percent increase in funding for survey and certification activities of nursing homes in the President's budget.
I have legislation to do that that I know you are aware of, the Better Care Better Jobs Act.
Our partnership should not be extinguished just because we think the pandemic is over.
The cost of prescription drugs is like a bag of rocks on their shoulder every single day.
I would argue that partnership, which yielded such great benefits for our Country and the world, should not be extinguished because the pandemic is over.
I'm pleased to see so many smart investments in this budget in high-priority policies that will improve health care for Americans.
CMS appreciates Chairman Wyden's and Chairman Casey's leadership on the critical issue of emergency preparedness in nursing homes.
I was pleased to see that there is a 39-percent increase in funding for survey and certification activities of nursing homes in the President's budget.
I have legislation to do that that I know you are aware of, the Better Care Better Jobs Act.
Thank you very much. Senator Whitehouse is letting me go ahead of him, so he gets a lot of credit.
Too often women are left out and often left behind when we and other countries negotiate trade deals that govern the global economy.
I strongly encourage you and your team to continue to promote both gender equity and equality and women's economic empowerment in trade.
I want to thank you and your office for all the work you are doing to lay the groundwork for trade policy that advances the rights and economic interests of women.
Non-market economies like the People's Republic of China know the strength of our manufacturing sector and seek to force their way to global dominance.
The cost of prescription drugs is like a bag of rocks on their shoulder every single day.





