A federal solution is needed, and the ERA is the strongest tool to ensure equality and protect these rights for everyone.
Tim Kaine
The Public Record
Tim Kaine is a United States Senator from Virginia, serving since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of Virginia from January 14, 2006, to January 16, 2010. Kaine has been an advocate for various issues including education, healthcare, and military engagement, emphasizing the importance of Congress's role in declaring war and authorizing military force. He also served as the Chair of the Democratic National Committee, contributing to the party's strategy and outreach efforts during his tenure.
He didn't need to tell the American public. I will not do this, and he did. And when you made a promise, you've got to keep it.
If you have one that works, you know, why you know, turn yourself into a pretzel to come up with something new.
If the federal government were to increase the amount of allocation that went out to the states, we would be able to produce or preserve more quality, affordable housing.
I was disappointed when we had a vote here in the Senate not long ago on an overwhelmingly bipartisan House proposal.
Key to addressing the shortage of units and bringing down costs for families is, as my friend Speaker Shekarchi from Rhode Island would say, production, production, production.
Helping families afford a safe, stable place to call home should be neither controversial nor partisan.
Do you have to have a college degree to get a lot of Federal jobs? And the answer is no.
We think Pell Grant should not be just limited to college degrees. Why not high quality career and technical education?
You call those durable skills in your opening testimony. I like that better than soft skills.
If I am a 30 year old Virginian watching this, I would--wow, I should become AI literate.
If you have one that works, you know, why you know, turn yourself into a pretzel to come up with something new.
I was disappointed when we had a vote here in the Senate not long ago on an overwhelmingly bipartisan House proposal.
If the federal government were to increase the amount of allocation that went out to the states, we would be able to produce or preserve more quality, affordable housing.
I think the LIFT bill... to develop a 20-year mortgage product to allow people to develop equity faster.
Thank you for 17 years before I was in elected office, I was a fair housing attorney in Richmond, and this is a topic that means a lot to me.
Helping families afford a safe, stable place to call home should be neither controversial nor partisan.
Key to addressing the shortage of units and bringing down costs for families is, as my friend Speaker Shekarchi from Rhode Island would say, production, production, production.
Do you have to have a college degree to get a lot of Federal jobs? And the answer is no.
We think Pell Grant should not be just limited to college degrees. Why not high quality career and technical education?
You call those durable skills in your opening testimony. I like that better than soft skills.
If I am a 30 year old Virginian watching this, I would--wow, I should become AI literate.
If you have one that works, you know, why you know, turn yourself into a pretzel to come up with something new.
I was disappointed when we had a vote here in the Senate not long ago on an overwhelmingly bipartisan House proposal...





