The Supreme Court Olmstead decision, for example, that people with disabilities have a right to live actively, independently in their communities.

I think things have just taken a lot longer to get where we need to get.

Physical accessibility of the Capitol complex is something that I think about daily, not by choice, but really out of necessity.

You are spot on, on that comment.

the access to interpreters or realtime broadcasting of the translation of what is said at the hearings would be important.

I am the first quadriplegic to serve as a Member of Congress.

It allows someone with a disability to kind of get a feel for the job.

I'm concerned about the cybersecurity and functionality of our ground stations.

Without the right attention and support and progress, our enemies and adversaries will make that progress and we can't allow that to happen.

It's just so important that we keep our eye on the ball here, we continue to strengthen the S&T and the R&D ecosystem.

Last year Minerva, the social science program that is vital to cyber and terrorism research, was zeroed out.

I think what we are going through with the pandemic and the shift to remote teleworking, and then also our needs in the area of cybersecurity, and certainly how people with disabilities could have plenty of opportunity to contribute…