I would hope so. We've had now the intelligence committee in the House, Democrat and Republican, intelligence committee in the Senate, Democrat and Republican. We've had the FBI director all say the president's tweet was untrue. I wish…
Mark Warner
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Mark Robert Warner is a United States Senator from Virginia, serving since January 3, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, Warner previously held the office of Governor of Virginia from January 12, 2002, to January 14, 2006. During his tenure in the Senate, he has focused on various issues including technology, healthcare, and economic development. Warner is known for his bipartisan approach and has worked on legislation aimed at improving the economy and supporting small businesses.
We've got even more questions now. We've got more information we've got to get access to. ... the main thing is that, you know, we're all committed, both Democrats and Republicans today, keeping this bipartisan. The American people deserve…
Maintaining your integrity and independence even in the face of political pressure is an absolute requirement of this position.
I believe the President has made an excellent choice in asking you to serve as DNI.
You will always present to the President, his Cabinet and advisers and Congress the unvarnished facts.
You assured me that you will not support the return of waterboarding or other so-called 'enhanced interrogation practices.'
This is truly about upholding the core values and sanctity of the democracy that all Americans hold dear.
I will not accept any process that is undermined by such political interference.
If confirmed as Administrator, I intend to work with States and Congress to improve Medicaid and implement the laws enacted by Congress.
First of all, Mr. President, I thank my colleague, the Senator from Vermont, for his statement, and remarkably, the events of the last 24 hours, with Senator Warren's comments and now Senator Sanders' comments and others, and the fact that…
I would never invest in a business that spent less than 3 percent of its revenue line on workforce, plant and equipment, and staying ahead of the competition.
How can you cut those so draconianly, cutting discretionary spending by $1.4 trillion over the next 10 years?
I do not think your numbers add up. I think they do not pass the smell test.
I have spent years going through these numbers to try to get them to balance.
You cannot pay for it in any revenue-neutral basis without double or triple counting or dynamic scoring on steroids.
The legislation that Senator King and I and others, bipartisan, are working on, we will not need this because CBO will come to a rational conclusion.
We increased the spending on the VA, yet if we do not translate that into service for in this case veterans' health care...
I want a commitment that we are going to work this out and we are going to work through this issue.
Are you aware that the size of the Federal civilian workforce relative to the country's population has actually declined dramatically over the last number of decades?
I sincerely disagree with you, and we will again have a chance perhaps to continue this.
I hope that would mean, as you have said here today, that that would look at both sides of the balance sheet.





