Tammy Baldwin

Much like you mentioned, Senator Capito.

That is no way to show appreciation for their important work.

This bill passed 2 weeks ago utterly fails.

This would be absolutely devastating for students, educators, and families.

That is not an answer I can provide to my constituents who struggle with this.

We are taking...some steps in the right direction...and I am hopeful that we are able to specifically tackle insulin prices later this year.

Greed is not complicated.

If we are going to make good policy, we have to have more transparency.

That is not an answer I can provide to my constituents who struggle with this.

America's defense industrial base (DIB) is one of our core strategic assets, and the Department is focused on shoring up this advantage.

I know we are all aware how hard this pandemic has been on students.

Congress took decisive action, including through the American Rescue Plan Act that passed without a Republican vote, in providing unprecedented levels of resources to help schools safely provide in-person learning for all students and help…

I have certainly heard from parents who are frustrated with how difficult it is to find mental health services for their children.

We really need to lift up those models, the collaboration with HHS is critical.

This budget invests $3 billion to fully prepare, develop and retain a strong and diverse educator workforce.

What does good programming look like? What are the critical skills that we need our students to learn?

I want to ensure Perkins funding supports State and local communities, and the innovation that is happening there.

A $17.5 billion cut might mean for education programs in the schools, and educators, and students, and families.

We are living in a youth mental health crisis.

This bill passed 2 weeks ago utterly fails.

It allows States to expand work-based learning opportunities, including registered apprenticeships.

The House Republicans passed a measure 2 weeks ago, that would have devastating impacts on our educational system.

We have more than doubled the funding for full-service community schools.

This would be absolutely devastating for students, educators, and families.

States have shown what they can do when they have flexibility with additional resources for career and technical education.