Jaime Herrera Beutler

You have got to get on TV. You've got to get on Twitter. You've got to call these people off.

I think my challenge is, is that they limit the pool of qualified bidders primarily to one stream of bidders.

You obviously worked these issues. Not all Secretaries do, to be honest.

If we do not immediately put together a COVID supplemental package, we are going to put everyone, and seniors and people who are uninsured... they will turn around and go home.

In April, inflation was 8.3 percent, and the cost of food, housing, gas, energy, all of it is at record levels.

I think one of the things, we were talking about fentanyl and overdose deaths and those increasing.

The data on that is rolling in, and it is not promising.

Washington State is--practically speaking, you can do drugs, just about anything, in front of an officer.

Let this be a reminder that when it comes to certain organs like the one this gentleman needed or other organ donation, both deceased and living donation remains a really viable option.

My opinion is this mandate is going to increase the cost of Federal construction projects, and it is going to curb competition.

In Washington State, just in 2021, there was a 66 percent increase in drug-related overdose deaths, and more than half of these are due to fentanyl.

I think it would possibly help, I found last year I followed some reports that genomic data, early genomic sequence from Wuhan, China, were deleted from the Sequence Read Archive.

I think most of us have been big supporters in terms of increasing your funding because we believe in what you are doing.

The fiscal increase for 2023 is 5.37 percent, and which it is astounding to think it is only the second time ever that you have requested that.

I think that there is a large sentiment in teachers that just let us teach. Don't make us do more than we are already doing.

We want our children to be poured into, to be nurtured, to learn how to do--the rigor of academia, to be able to compete on a global stage.

I think we need to--I agree that the system needs to be cleaned up.

We cannot allow corruption with Federal tax dollars, worthless degrees, and thousands of dollars in debt.

I am in no way afraid of any kind of investigation into someone who is a bad actor, like full stop.

I don't know. The parent didn't know.

I just think the nontraditional route needs to be just as valued.

I am aware of current rulemaking at the Department of Education, surrounding eligibility requirements for programs authorized by Title IV.

There seems to be a real anti-proprietary school ideology within the administration.

I think it just gives a lot of flexibility.