We strongly urge appropriators to include language for fiscal year 2021 appropriations that both fully funds the TPP Program.
Patty Murray
The Public Record
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.
The bipartisan Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking, established by then-House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senator Patty Murray, highlighted TPPP as a model example of a Federal program that has developed evidence in support of good policy.
By increasing funding by more than 33 percent since fiscal year 2015, NIH has advanced discovery toward promising therapies and diagnostics.
By restoring previous budget cuts and expanding prevention activities, we will reinforce our ability to protect and improve the lives of communities nationwide.
Please provide proportional funding increases for NIH's various Institutes and Centers leading HAE research efforts.
...Indian Tribes are political, sovereign entities to which the Federal Government owes a trust responsibility.
Through the strong, bipartisan action of this Subcommittee's leaders, Chairman Roy Blunt and Ranking Member Patty Murray, Congress is helping the agency regain lost ground after years of effectively flat budgets.
The American Red Cross recognizes the leadership that Congress has shown in funding CDC for these essential and life-saving activities.
The MAGA mob did everything they could to stop the peaceful transfer of power. Democracy is on the ballot.
Let's be clear about what is going on here. This amendment is an attempt by Republicans to derail our ability to get this bill across the finish line and deliver for families in our country. Title 42 is a public health tool, and how it is…
Folks that raise concerns need to be treated with respect, the concerns that they raise need to be investigated efficiently, and there must be accountability for any outcomes.
Emergency COVID funding is not something that would be nice to have. It is something that we desperately need.
Democrats are focused on the economy, Mr. Secretary. We are focused on tackling inflation, lowering costs, and making sure working people get a fair shake and their fair share.
We still have a lot of work ahead to build a stronger, fairer economy that truly works for workers not just those at the very top and giant corporations.
We have important work ahead to protect workers' rights, to raise wages, to make sure we have decent, safe, fair working conditions.
I can't think of a more fitting tribute to that partnership than a bill that continues that legacy of making meaningful bipartisan investments to help families in my Home State of Washington, in Missouri, and across the country.
Under President Biden we have added around 8.7 million jobs. That is an all-time high. And unemployment is near all-time lows at 3.6 percent.
It has to be an all-of-government approach, meaning the Federal, the State, the local, but also the private sector.
That is just really unacceptable, especially because last year, in a report by the Government Accountability Office on the Federal response to the pandemic, GAO made clear that OSHA inspectors were facing challenges with COVID-19 cases…
We owe it to each, and every one of our healthcare heroes to keep them safe.
This should be a reliable lifeline for people so they can get back on their feet.





