The Higher Education Act is also maybe the best place to fix this Pell grant disparity that we were just discussing.
Tim Kaine
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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.
I have deep concerns. I firmly believe that the lack of an AUMF has weakened the Congress.
We want to raise CTE but we can't do it in a way that repeats sort of the tracking phenomenon of the past.
So many of our youngsters in high school who are really talented and able to do well, maybe they just do not see the relevance of what they are learning.
I would like to recognize the George C. Marshall Foundation's museum and library as the National George C. Marshall Museum. General George C. Marshall was born in Uniontown, PA, to a Virginia family. He is a distant relative of Chief…
Our foreign policy as a nation has just had an east-west axis that has been undeniable.
We have to look in the mirror and ask ourselves if race is part of the reason.
I think that there isn't a domestic legal justification unless and until we do an authorization for military force.
We've taken common international principles of law and, basically, we've decided that, if our motives are okay, we can incur into the sovereignty of another nation.
I'm just going to keep putting on the record a deep concern about the precedent that we're setting for this Nation.
I think we've basically come up with a war doctrine that says 'wherever and whenever,' as long as the President feels that it's a good idea.
I am deeply concerned about the legal basis for this war, both domestic and international legal basis.
We ought to provide the support necessary, including the authorities, to maintain what we've gained there.
I think I--and the concern is that a decision has to be made in the next several months.
If you're into the sovereign space of another nation, there not only has to be a domestic legal justification, there's got to be an international legal justification.
I don't think we've sent a message of political resolve as the political leadership.
I think we've made a complete hash of the--and that's a diplomatic phrase--of the doctrines of war, both domestic and international.
In your thinking about this free market system you are describing, is it a factor of relevance at all that the absence of a drug, a dermatological drug, might cause, you know, a minor concern and the absence of Syprine could lead to liver…
the challenges associated with developing treatments and the investments we make to develop novel medicines, that is really completely a red herring with respect to Syprine.





