What troubles me is in areas where we're not seeing success, is pulling it away and not offering those programs the answer, or is it going in and fixing and adjusting and providing those opportunities?
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.
One of the first responsibilities of the Secretary is going to be identifying where to cut, frankly, because President Trump's budget calls for a $2.5 billion cut to the Department of Labor.
Iran would no longer be compelled to uphold its commitments to limit its nuclear program.
The JCPOA is not a bilateral deal between the United States and Iran, and the United States will risk isolating itself among our P5+1 partners.
The credibility of the United States would be damaged if we walk away from a political arrangement finalized by a president of the United States.
Implementation of U.S. commitments to the JCPOA is in the interest of the United States.
A firm statement by the U.S. Congress would hearten our allies as well as give our troops a sense of purpose.
I support [AUMF] and criticized the previous Administration for not pursuing that more aggressively.
I support the implementation of current U.S. policies designed to address Russian malign and destabilizing activities.
President Trump and Republicans are working to undo this progress and perhaps worsen the epidemic in our communities by repealing the Affordable Care Act.
I recently sent a letter calling on President Trump to avoid further damage from his health plan by protecting access to the cost-sharing subsidy assistance.
By supporting the ACA, you also support America's many small business owners.
The stakes are really too high for so many of the people that I represent in Wisconsin and elsewhere who will see coverage and protections disappear.
I want to make sure I heard the exchange because it sounded to me like you're saying you think insurers are just going to continue to do it.
If you repeal the Affordable Care Act, the impact is not narrowly confined to Medicaid and the individual market.
Will you work to repeal the prohibition on Medicare negotiating drug prices?
Think of accountable care organizations where you're driving so much of our innovation.
I was privileged to work alongside then-representative, now Senator, Tammy Baldwin to introduce legislation.
Look, the opioid epidemic is rampant and is harming families and communities all across this Nation.
What I'm absolutely committed to is making certain that every single American has access to the kind of coverage that they want.
One of the significant issues is access to treatment to overcome an addiction.
Will you work to repeal the prohibition on Medicare negotiating drug prices on behalf of the American people if confirmed for this position?
I believe that we need a new approach to trade, and I hope that we can, in fact, work together on creating a new trade agenda that increases wages, creates jobs, cracks down on cheating from countries like China, and strengthens the…





