Marsha Blackburn
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Marsha Blackburn is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Tennessee since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, she previously represented Tennessee's 7th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 7, 2003, to January 3, 2019. Blackburn has been an advocate for conservative policies, focusing on issues such as healthcare, tax reform, and technology regulation. She has been vocal on various national issues, often emphasizing her commitment to protecting individual liberties and promoting economic growth.
I found it astounding that it teaches kindergarteners--five-year-old children, and I've got grandchildren--and they teach them that they can choose their gender.
It is important to them to have a Supreme Court that is going to protect parental rights to teach these children as parents see fit.
In my opinion, that was an awful act of judicial activism and has cost the lives of over 63 million unborn children.
We do have that role of advice and consent, and it is up to us to carry that job out.
Americans need a Supreme Court Justice who will protect our children and will defend parents' constitutional right to decide what is best for their own kids.
Moms and dads are very concerned about this progressive agenda that is being pushed in some of our public schools.
You served on the board of a school that teaches kindergartners, 5-year-old children, that they can choose their gender and teaches them about so-called white privilege.
You used the COVID-19 pandemic as justification to release a fentanyl drug dealer, a bank robber addicted to heroin, and a convict who murdered a U.S. Marshal into our communities.
It has been made public that he has a rap sheet with a laundry list of citations, including multiple failures to appear in court in Tennessee. We expect our judges to respect the law, not disregard it. If Mr. Mathis thought he was above…
Children have inflicted self-harm. They are getting information that is destroying their young lives.
An industry group is not going to give the controls that are needed and probably not even an independent group. That is why we will do something with Federal statute.
Human trafficking and any exploitation of children is abhorrent, and we don't allow it on our platforms.
The petition, which alleges that Facebook enabled the trafficking of a minor on its platform, really raises some very serious questions.
I know you were doing research into 8 year olds and pulling together data on 8 year olds.
But what we are trying to address are the adverse and negative effects that are happening to children because they are on your platform.
I think you have heard frustration, not only from me but from others, that there seems to be a lack of accountability.
The reason I want to know this is I know that a good number of the claims continue to go to appeal and then continue to end up in court, end up before the judge.
We have talked a lot about the need to have that one, centralized, single electronic health record to enhance patient care.
Well, my time is about to expire. But I hope that you all appreciate for us this is a matter of how you scale this up.
Okay. So what is your timeline for completing the evaluation and saying this is worth the time and money and this is not?
Okay. So we can expect some certainty and a way forward from you all by when?
I think what gets lost is this interagency coordination between DOD, DOL, VETS, VA.





