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 have to be very insistent on following rules and demanding a lot more of our schools than we've demanded up until now.
It's a betrayal when you send a daughter to a college... and then the system betrays them.
However, we do not support legislation mandating that colleges hold off on any campus investigation pending an outside criminal investigation.
Survivors need title IX's protections--and to feel safe accessing them--in order to stay in school.
Unfortunately, the political will to implement a nationwide patient identifier has not existed since the passage of HIPAA authorized it.
Are there other resources or tools that you would need to accomplish that or you think you have the resources you need right now?
I am one who believes that as we discharge our duty to do oversight, part of that is to be critical where we should and part of that is to be tough in our questioning, but we should also provide the resources that you need to do your job.
I think what is indisputable, though, in addition to the fact that it is not perfect, is that there has been a substantial benefit conferred upon a lot of Americans that would not have it otherwise.
I want to say, just preliminarily, we know, those of us who voted for the Affordable Care Act, that there are issues we have to correct.
I want to thank you for the support that we have learned about and we hope that as that progresses forward.
We should have more hearings like this where we not only have testimony, but also questions and then audience participation and reaction.
We expect that, like so many other states, we will be dealing with this again in Pennsylvania.
U.S. cattle producers want the integrity behind the `A' label to remain intact. In no circumstance should a product not born, raised, and harvested in the U.S. be granted a, `U.S. label, `1A''.
Yes. The Move America Bonds proposal introduced by Senators Wyden and Hoeven would build off of the 2005 Surface Transportation PABs Program.
I appreciate that. I want to leave that question open to the panel but also add a question on the challenges that State and local governments might have when they are trying to enter into public-private partnerships.





