Bob Casey

Out-competing China is key to our national security.

We discussed the need to work with our allies to address the challenges posed by China.

I want to commend Mr. Adeyemo for his willingness to serve again.

We need an MSHA that is going to keep those workers safe.

People with disabilities should not be treated as second class citizens.

I really appreciate the opportunity to be with Mayor Walsh.

We can do a hell of a lot better than that.

I like to say that if kids learn more now, they are going to earn more later.

We know the Biden administration has made clear they are committed to addressing food insecurity by providing more food assistance.

I want to thank you, Secretary Vilsack, in particular for your continuing commitment to exemplary public service and your willingness to serve this administration and the American people.

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the world before our eyes.

President Trump's chaotic trade policies destroyed markets that took decades to build.

The climate crisis poses the greatest threat to the long-term viability of our economy and our food supply.

Your deep knowledge of the Department and understanding of agriculture and rural communities is needed now more than ever.

I hope you also diversify the Treasury Department, which really needs to have voices at the table to help you meet those challenges.

I think it is time, finally, to enact this savings account to support equity building for our Nation's kids so we can also at the same time support emergency savings for their parents.

I think the reference was to Senator Schatz's bill, and I am just asking, on behalf of the Democratic Senator, if the chairman would take a look at that bill.

I thank the senior Senator from Ohio, who makes the point broadly about the importance of Medicaid in the context of healthcare but especially with regard to Americans with disabilities. I thank him for his comments, and I thank him for…

I will at this time yield the floor to my distinguished colleague from the State of Washington, Senator Murray. We are honored by her presence here on the floor. I will come back a little later. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. Cramer). The…

For the first time since I have been here as a Member of Congress, 5 years now, are we even talking about, in a meaningful way, what we are going to do in approximately 15 years from now when the dramatic shortfall hits the Social Security…

I also want to stress for all of us on both sides of the aisle to seriously and definitively deal with this issue in this Congress.

I want to commend him.

I am committed to working with her and my colleagues in the next Congress to pass this legislation.

For too long, we have heard horrific stories of how guardians have exploited people in their care.

Thank you, Chairman Collins, for holding this important hearing.