I think we have gotten your response, that you have no plan for crumbling infrastructure.
Tim Scott
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Tim Eugene Scott is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the junior United States senator from South Carolina, a position he has held since January 2, 2013. He is a member of the Republican Party and was previously a United States Representative from May 5, 2011, to January 2, 2013. Scott is known for his focus on issues such as economic opportunity, education reform, and community development. He has been a vocal advocate for updating infrastructure and addressing the needs of senior citizens in his state.
All of these students deserve an equitable high-quality public education. That is their right.
What are we doing to increase the number of--since this is the medical school, you are aware that there are fewer African-American men in medical school now than in 1978, there is a disparity, a significant lack of African-American men…
As you pointed out, the disparate impact analysis is legal and required under Title VI in the regulations?
Students of all ages and at every level of education should be empowered to pursue whatever education pathway will equip them with the unique skills they need to thrive in the work force.
It's both necessary and appropriate to ensure that laws are properly implemented and taxpayer dollars are responsibly spent.
I think that hypocrisy is disappointing, shocking, and frankly, really heartbreaking at a time when we have some real challenges in our educational system.
The Department's failures under your leadership led to this crisis, and I urge you to assume responsibility and take the actions necessary to make these students whole.
I was necessarily absent from yesterday evening's vote on cloture on the motion to proceed to S. 311, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. On vote No. 27, had I been present, I would have been a yea vote on the motion to…
each new year brings with it a range of different emotions. We look back on what we have accomplished in the last year, what we hope to achieve in the year to come, and think of ways we can better ourselves. Some of our objectives may…
I will concede that while I am exuberant and excited for the enthusiasm for Clemson's success this year, I am aware that next year Clemson and Alabama may meet again. So the more you celebrate this year, perhaps the more you will regret it…
the changes that we have made will even make it harder for folks to come before the Court and hope for justice.
be earnest, be honest, be courageous, be kind, and most importantly, be grateful for the opportunity you have been given to serve.
the average person who is working paycheck to paycheck has too little time to study tax law.
the focus that we have heard from both sides of the aisle, has been one that focuses on the importance of the individual having clarity and confidence.
it is not, you know--you are not a lawyer. So coming to court can be an intimidating thing.
If there is a way to improve this system so as to encourage more attorneys to be a part of that process, we would appreciate that.
I am not opposed to regulation. I am opposed to regulation for regulation's sake, however.
It is high time for us to do the hard work up here and to bring about the necessary reforms.
The legislation directs the SSA to make technology upgrades that will make it easier to stop synthetic ID fraud.
Thank you for your commitment to finalizing a rule on private flood insurance.
Last May in a quiet neighborhood, the FBI arrested a man who was running a synthetic ID fraud farm.





