I come to speak to the important debate we are having about the most sobering issue I face as a Senator, as a Wisconsinite, and as an American--the issue of military action by the United States. Let me start by saying that the Asad…

I thank my colleague for convening us and for giving us an opportunity to discuss the important topic of delivery system reform and to highlight some of the innovations that are occurring in our own States. I heard Senator Whitehouse…

I ask unanimous consent to speak as in morning business. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. Student Loans

Making college affordable is one of the most important steps we can take toward completing our economic recovery and ensuring a path to the middle class for all Americans. As a Nation, we are still working to recover from the largest…

Our country needs a well-functioning National Labor Relations Board with a full slate of members.

The duty to bargain would lack teeth, and many middle class families in my State and across the country would be harmed.

We've heard through testimony and discussion of these temporary outages that they were the result of a lack of information, a lack of transparency, and I think we should be able to do better.

I want to go into a little bit more depth on a topic that a number of you referenced in your formal testimony of refinery outages.

The men and women who you lead have the gratitude of all Wisconsinites, but in particular those who were present in Boston.

Federal support has played a critical role in helping State and local government prepare for these catastrophic events.

I have heard from stakeholders in my home State of Wisconsin that they feel like the current incumbent worker training programs function as more of a reactive force rather than a proactive force.

We have had in our country the highest levels of long-term unemployment since the Great Depression.