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Jay Rockefeller
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John Davison Rockefeller IV, commonly known as Jay Rockefeller, is a prominent American politician and member of the Democratic Party. Born on June 18, 1937, in New York City, he served as the Governor of West Virginia from 1977 to 1985 and later represented the state in the U.S. Senate from 1985 until his retirement in 2015. During his time in the Senate, Rockefeller was known for his work on healthcare, education, and technology issues, advocating for the expansion of access to healthcare and the improvement of education systems in West Virginia and across the nation.
One of the effects of the HRSA rules and regulations would be we would have to sort of divide black lung clinics up into different lumps.
It is extraordinary that we have a program here which is the first of its kind in history to have actually worked.
There are many of us who have been for the Affordable Care Act from the very beginning and will stay that way until it is absolutely perfect.
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The easiest way to do that is to simply go back to what we were doing with the dual-eligibles, 9 million of them, when they were under Medicaid and it was all rebated pricing.
I would really be happy if the President, in one of his press conferences or something, just mentioned it.
Senator Rockefeller has been a leader in the area of cruise ship safety. I've been pleased to follow that lead.
Let me be clear: I believe that we would do customers a disservice if we failed to reauthorize STELA.
Senator Rockefeller's CCOVA offers alternatives to the retransmission consent structure as well, by expressly authorizing antenna rental services.
I thank you and apologize to everybody else for interrupting in this way but I have to go do some intelligence reading for a very important vote tomorrow.
I'm confident that this committee will be able to work in a bipartisan fashion to reauthorize STELA.
Let me be clear: I believe that we would do consumers a disservice if we failed to reauthorize STELA.
For me, the touchstone will always be whether the Committee's STELA reauthorization legislation advances the public interest.
I also want to applaud him for his leadership of the Communications Subcommittee and the thorough work he has done.
Today, I'm calling on Congress to create a strong, national standard for quickly alerting consumers whose information may be compromised.
we did something called the nuclear option, which means if you can get past cloture, then all you need is 51 votes.
I am just as disappointed by Congress and our failure to create Federal standards for protecting consumer information.
Target must be a clarion call to businesses, both large and small, that it is time to invest in some changes.
If you have an objective that you want--you want to build roads and bridges--then you do that thing which is necessary to make it happen.
It was very interesting when the President called, accurately, Russia an important regional power.
Because what, in fact, everybody was fearing about the NSA, which has never come to be true, has come to be true about the American private sector.
The FTC supports Federal legislation such as S. 1976 that would strengthen its existing authority governing data security standards on companies.





