Tammy Baldwin

I have been proud to lead the effort to reauthorize the National Apprenticeship Act with my colleague, Senator Lisa Murkowski.

But I know that we still have more work to do to give Americans the economic security that they need and deserve.

We really end the race to the bottom, as you mentioned.

I'd like to hear from Dr. Volkow about how NIDA and NIMH are working together to bring an end to this crisis.

I understand what an important role biomedical research plays in treating and curing disease, bolstering our economic growth, and ensuring America is a global leader in innovation.

More than 3 years have passed since Congress appropriated $1.2 billion to the NIH for long COVID research.

I was proud to author the Next Generation Researchers Act with my colleague, Senator Collins, to improve opportunities for new and early-stage researchers.

For far too long, many Americans were denied health coverage for life-saving mental health services.

We must do all that we can to protect, retain, and strengthen the nursing workforce.

Moving production to Mexico would not only be a slap in the face to the workers who have given so much, but it would destroy the institutional knowledge that the plant's workforce has developed over decades of building agricultural…

I just don't understand why the Department would ignore those court rulings.

I am very concerned about the budget for rural education.

While we are still working on FAFSA, this cycle, we know that next year is right around the corner.

This budget builds on this progress that we have made, and will help continue to build a strong economy that works for workers.

I think this budget is a good first step.

I'm looking forward to working in a bipartisan manner again this year with Senator Capito to develop a Labor HHS bill that can pass the Senate, pass the House, and be signed into law by the President.

In order for America to out-innovate the rest of the world, we must invest in the next generation of researchers.

I just cannot believe the rise of anti-semitism on our college campuses.

To help eliminate all forms of discrimination we have to put our money where our mouth is.

Every student from early childhood education to our college campuses deserves a safe place to learn, free from hate, bullying, or discrimination.

We cannot play politics with our children's future. We need to do better.

Critics of the RECOVER Initiative fear that it may not deliver any meaningful treatments.

I was pleased to see the budget proposes a $76 million increase for the Office of Research on Women's Health.

If Senator Capito would also like a copy of the FY23 988 Spend Plan, SAMHSA, through ASFR, is happy to provide that information again.

Our ability to do that depends upon agreeing to adequate top line discretionary funding levels.