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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.
A cut of a trillion dollars, a combined cut of a trillion dollars that would adversely impact the Children's Health Insurance Program and the Medicaid program, is totally unacceptable, I think, to most Americans, Democrat, Republican, or…
I want to say at the outset is, both Alyce and Diane, I'm using your first names
I am deeply grateful that you came here today to make sure that your voices are heard anyway.
I think if we are doing the right thing, not only as a government, but as a society, if we are really about the business of justice and if we are really about the business of growing the economy, we should invest a lot and spend a lot of…
That means we are at a 95-percent insured rate across the country for children.
The Price plan takes America back to the dark days when health care was for the healthy and the wealthy.
That is what happens. So you push it back to the States and hope it works out.
Your stories are persuasive, numbers once and awhile can help you persuade, your stories are persuasive.
Well, I hope you maintain that, because I think that is going to be critically important.
Chapter 1 is stopping the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, and that's a fight we're in right now.
I rise to offer my words of gratitude to President Obama as his service to our Nation comes to a close. I want to commend him for his 8 years of dedicated public service. From the first time we met in 2005, I was struck by his integrity…
I feel very strongly about the tax system in America just being a broken, dysfunctional, rotting economic carcass.
Ultimately, OneWest extended over 100,000 loan modifications to delinquent borrowers.
In fact, just permit me to say one more thing, Mr. Chairman. In terms of total modifications, it was really only 22,908.
It sure looks like that tax world where there is one set of rules for the cops and the nurses and another set of rules for people who are well-connected.
The outrage in tax law is what is legal and that every member of the Senate has allowed it to stay legal.
I hope we can be more specific, because I think the American people need to know that when any deal is reached in this town as it relates to taxes, whether it is tax reform or whether it is something more limited, that the middle class…
It would give everybody in America the chance to get ahead. It would not just be stacked all in favor of the most well-to-do.
When a country like China cheats on their currency, Pennsylvania loses jobs.
I think you have repeatedly said that you want to provide middle-class tax cuts, is that correct?
I would hope that we would not see that kind of a bonanza, a giveaway, almost an unfettered giveaway, to the very, very wealthy.
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