We had the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years, all-time record low unemployment for African-Americans, Hispanic Americans, many other subsets of our population.
Jack Reed
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Jack Francis Reed is a United States Senator from Rhode Island, serving since January 7, 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, Reed has been an influential figure in the Senate, particularly known for his work on the Armed Services Committee. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as national security, veterans' affairs, and economic development. Reed has also been involved in various legislative efforts aimed at improving education and healthcare access for Rhode Islanders.
I have been now working and trying to bolster the Section 317 Immunization Program for many years.
I am pushing very hard to get $100 billion in the Jobs Plan for the schools.
I have to commend Dr. Sharpless for his efforts on childhood cancer. I was teamed up with Senator Capito.
I assume, and I know you will follow up with the Department of Education to try to collaborate, to see how we can integrate our literacy programs, as well as our training programs.
the fiscal year 2021 Appropriations law included full funding--$30 million--for the Childhood Cancer STAR Act, which I authored.
the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery program is absolutely essential.
That is why Pew sees the State Flood Mitigation Revolving Fund Act, a proposal from Senators Reed, Kennedy, and Menendez as a solid approach for expanding flood mitigation investment.
I think providing low- and moderate-income individuals with funds to mitigate flood risk would be a positive.
We wholeheartedly endorse the proposal by Senators Reed, Kennedy, and Menendez to establish a flood-specific revolving loan fund.
I want to highlight and commend Senator Collins and my colleagues in a White House for the IMAGINE Act which is designed to improve materials and techniques for construction.
the Administration keeps extending a nationwide eviction moratorium that lacks both a legal basis and an economic justification.
I am big fan of the Family Self-Sufficiency program. I have seen it working in Rhode Island and working well.
Should the local jurisdictions and States where these systems reside have any responsibility to pay for these systems? Evidently not, according to my colleagues.
Given the billions that Democrats have spent and want to spend on housing and transit, I hope we will hear from today's nominees about how they plan to protect taxpayer dollars, protect it from waste and misuse.
the public transportation industry has encountered one of its greatest challenges ever through this pandemic.
the Biden administration wants another $85 billion for transit as part of a wasteful, multitrillion-dollar welfare and infrastructure bill.
Today, I am joined by Senators Warren, Brown, Van Hollen, and Gillibrand to introduce legislation to ensure that at least one Federal Reserve Governor has demonstrated primary experience in supporting or protecting the rights of workers…
Cyber security is the issue de jure and will be, I think, for the rest of our lives.
I think in North Carolina you actually have some real evidence of what happens when a law is impose and then again when it is taken off.





