Making sure these kids are safe and cared for is not a partisan issue, and I look forward to more discussions about what this budget does to ensure that.
Tammy Baldwin
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Tammy Baldwin is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Wisconsin since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she made history as the first openly LGBTQ+ person elected to the U.S. Senate. Baldwin previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 6, 1999, to January 3, 2013, representing Wisconsin's 2nd congressional district. Throughout her career, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic opportunity for all Americans.
I am committed to working together to find common ground, and make progress for Wisconsinites, West Virginians, and communities across this country.
I want to return to another topic that has been addressed, and that is the follow up for unaccompanied children.
We have to solve this crisis, which is why I will continue to raise this as a top priority of mine.
It was brilliance for the Federal Communications Commission to figure out that we needed to be able to text 988, not just call 988.
This week, I am proud to once again introduce my bipartisan Fair Drug Pricing Act with my colleague, Senator Braun.
We absolutely have to expand financial aid for those in-flight training if we want to enhance the workforce pool and also bring in more women in aviation.
I certainly hope the Committee will include this legislation in our FAA bill as we consider how best to support a strong pilot workforce.
I have offered legislation to increase the level of education assistance available for students who wish to become pilots.
We thank Senator Baldwin for her leadership and for working with ALPA to reduce financial barriers to entry in this great profession.
We absolutely have to expand financial aid for those in-flight training if we want to enhance the workforce pool and also bring in more women in aviation.
The key barrier to entry for women and people in underrepresented groups is cost.
I certainly hope the Committee will include this legislation in our FAA bill as we consider how best to support a strong pilot workforce.
I have offered legislation to increase the level of education assistance available for students who wish to become pilots.
We thank Senator Baldwin for her leadership and for working with ALPA to reduce financial barriers to entry in this great profession.
We absolutely have to expand financial aid for those in-flight training if we want to enhance the workforce pool and also bring in more women in aviation.
Do you believe this legislation, the Flight Education Access Act, could lower barriers for more women to become pilots?
I certainly hope the Committee will include this legislation in our FAA bill as we consider how best to support a strong pilot workforce.
I have offered legislation to increase the level of education assistance available for students who wish to become pilots.
We thank Senator Baldwin for her leadership and for working with ALPA to reduce financial barriers to entry in this great profession.
President Biden is delivering the message that we intend to make things in America again.





