Jay Rockefeller

I am appalled by that thought. I am appalled by it. And I want to serve notice that I will do everything I can to make sure that it does not happen.

That's the cyber side, but on the other side, manufacturing is so much of what the America COMPETES Act is about.

They succeeded in the second, but they spent not a dime on housing mortgage problems.

I believe that NSF should be using its resources to push advances in both science of security and science of cybersecurity.

I think it's always pretty easy to look at Congress as a reason that nothing's gotten done.

I think that it is so interesting and so important to put that on the record.

cybersecurity is an enormous concern.

I would like to see front-loaded [the research and development tax credit], but the economists tell me that would not be productive.

the assumption by corporate America that their people aren't going to stay fulfills itself because of things that they decline to do.

People need jobs and there are so many jobs that can be filled.

I voted for it--through TARP, and the idea was they were going to help with mortgages.

It is inconceivable to me that this industry doesn't pay its fair share.

I believe that these rules work, really, to protect the companies more than to protect their passengers.

Given the obvious unfairness that American citizens on cruise ships are treated different on a cruise ship than when traveling by airplane, I hope amendments to DOHSA are revisited.

I think when you have success you have an even greater obligation to make sure that you're going the extra mile to reimburse the Federal Government for what it does, pay taxes according to not just what your lawyers can tell you you can…

When accidents do occur and lives are tragically altered, passengers have little recourse against the cruise ship operators.

A cruise ship can discharge thousands of gallons of raw sewage and they do.

The fact is that 1.1 percent on, you know, 5 years, $11.3 billion in profits, is absolutely unthinkable to me.

The dumping of all of this waste really gets to me because it's against the law.

For any mode of transportation, safety must be the number one priority.

We must adopt stronger laws to protect our fragile marine ecosystems.

I believe that these rules work to protect the companies rather than their passengers.

Many Americans don't think the corporations pay their fair share of taxes, and I'm one of them.

The environmental damage caused by cruise ships happens not so rarely.

On behalf of myself and Senator Baucus, I wish to state that title VI of the conference report to H.R. 3630, the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, contains landmark bipartisan legislation that more than 10 years after…