This is another form of attack on democracy, trying to limit not only who can vote, but what we can vote for.

Mr. President, today the senior Senator from South Carolina and his Republican colleagues have proposed a measure which amounts, in my opinion, to an attack on the freedom of American women to make their own personal health care decisions…

Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that following my remarks, Senator Boxer be permitted to speak for up to 10 minutes. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection.

Madam President, I rise this afternoon to urge my colleagues to confirm James Peterson for the United States District Court of the Western District of Wisconsin. I will start where my colleague left off, which is to state that I am proud…

77,000 Wisconsinites are losing their Medicaid--or what we call BadgerCare--coverage because of that decision.

Mr. President, I rise today to speak about a growing crisis in our Nation that threatens our economy and the future strength of our country. A college education should be a path to the middle class, not a path to indebtedness. But today…

some Governors have not taken full advantage of the opportunity to expand coverage, specifically Medicaid coverage.

While I appreciate the good faith effort of the Administration, I think this crisis exposed two major flaws.

We've heard a lot of testimony about the need for more granular information.

So that methodology is, sort of, customer/shipper neutral.

First time it was ever used.