We do not want to be limited. We do not want to be balanced. We want our workers to win based upon the actions the Federal Government and the Congress can take.
Bob Casey
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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.
We want to hear from the President that he is going to use every tool at his disposal to fight back against China cheating.
the Leveling the Playing Field Act and the ENFORCE Act, which Senator Wyden played such a leading role in
Thank you so much for hosting this hearing in western Pennsylvania, which, in many ways, was America's foundry for so many generations.
I cannot think of a more urgent issue than our own national security, as well as our economic security.
this raises, to me, real questions about another commitment that the President made
You have to change that. You have to have strict timelines to make sure the government actually brings down the hammer, and there has to be action.
why the hell, if I can say it that way, would any administration eliminate funding from the Manufacturing Extension Partnership?
anytime you allow a cheater or a cheating strategy to remain in place or to be unfettered, you are going to have a bad outcome for the country that is the victim of the cheating
I told the President how Pennsylvania companies and steelworks have been hammered by the surge in imports.
Trade has traditionally been a very bipartisan issue that impacts red States, blue States, every State.
the iron and steel that is purchased with taxpayer dollars, the iron and steel that is used to rebuild our Nation's infrastructure, should be produced, both melted and poured, here in the United States.
I urged him not to take that long and move swiftly on this long-delayed relief.
they have made a real difference for American industry and for American workers.
more than 2 million people are covered. But also, you could think about it with three numbers: 40, 50, 60.
The Brookings Institution found that more than 20 million Americans could lose insurance if we go that path.
Individuals with pre-existing conditions could lose, would lose the guarantee of affordable health insurance.
My real concern is twofold. Number one is that the administration, I believe, in a little more than a year now, has been sabotaging the Affordable Care Act.
I rise to speak about the issue that we are dealing with on the floor, and I am grateful for this opportunity. I wanted to first of all stress the critical urgency that we act to protect America's Dreamers. The United States is a proud…
I urge you to reject Medicaid waiver applications from States that would further three things: limit, restrict, or block Americans' guaranteed access to affordable coverage.





