Mr. President, I appreciate having this opportunity to recognize the 102nd annual conference of the Wyoming State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution. This year's conference is being held in Casper and once again promises to be…

You know, take 80 percent and the other 20 percent we can come handle another day.

Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the rules of the Senate Committee on the Budget for the 115th Congress be printed in the Record. There being no objection, the material was ordered to be printed in the Record, as follows: RULES…

I've suggested that the small companies ought to be able to hire an expert for their particular type of business.

Thank you, Mr. Acosta, for being willing to go through this process and serve.

We were the last State to have one Job Corps center, and ours is in the middle of a reservation inhabited by two warring tribes, with high unemployment.

I'm interested in the disparity of anybody's pay and know that there's a Federal law that says if you're doing the same job in the same company, you're supposed to be getting the same pay.

What we've got to do is get people moving up the ladder to where they're getting paid what they ought to be getting paid.

In Wyoming, we have something called Climb Wyoming, and it's for single moms who want to get into a non-typical job.

Women have more concentration than men do. They have more multi-tasking skills than men do.

We knew that the purpose of that was to be able to get an evaluation for people that haven't been evaluated so they could find their place in the workforce.

the agreement that is often cited by my colleagues as the 'promise' didn't impose an obligation on the Federal Government.