I hope that we can all agree the Department of Homeland Security does essential work that should not be undermined or short-changed by partisan infighting.
Patty Murray
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Patty Lynn Murray is a United States Senator from Washington, serving since 1993. A member of the Democratic Party, she has held various leadership positions in the Senate, including serving as the Senate's first female President pro tempore. Throughout her tenure, Murray has focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and women's rights, advocating for policies that support working families and promote economic growth.
I am going to insist on parity for nondefense spending to make sure we are providing for our children and families, keeping them safe.
Without this help, Ukraine would have a very tough time defending against what is a superior force with the Russians.
I am certain all of us agree that democracies are stronger than dictatorships, but we have got to prove it.
If we fail to properly fund State and other departments, then our Nation is less secure.
We must maintain America's leadership and make smart investments to help reduce global conflict and instability, which of course keeps our country safe.
how is this funding being used? What improvements are we seeing on the frontline?
how is this funding being used? What improvements are we seeing on the frontline?
These service members and their families need to have a safe, reliable, affordable place to live, period.
Right now, we face a number of serious challenges across the globe. That is why Vice Chair Collins and I pushed through the gridlock to hammer out and pass a strong National Security package that sent support to our allies, especially…
On the $60 billion that Congress appropriated to support Ukraine and its fight against Putin, a package this committee worked on for months, how is this funding being used?
These service members and their families need to have a safe, reliable, affordable place to live, period.
I am going to insist on parity for nondefense spending to make sure we are providing for our children and families, keeping them safe.
Congress approved a $195 million to address the electrical bone of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.
Right now, we face a number of serious challenges across the globe. That is why Vice Chair Collins and I pushed through the gridlock to hammer out and pass a strong National Security package that sent support to our allies, especially…
Men and women in uniform can only do their jobs if they know their kids are okay.
Iran's attacks over the weekend are a very stark reminder of the precarious moment that we're in, the pressing challenges we and our allies face across the globe.
The 1 percent increase in funding provided for fiscal year 2025 under the caps is as inadequate for nondefense spending as it is for the Department of Defense.
After so many months of needless delay from House Republicans, we've got to get this done.
I think that without this help, Ukraine would have a very tough time defending against what is a superior force with the Russians.
For months I've been insisting we pass a comprehensive and bipartisan national securities supplemental.





