Let Me Be Blunt: Thank You to the Women Who Raised Us
current class of fellows for their May session to share my career journey and the lessons in leadership
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14 results for “session” · Senate · blog / newsletter
Let Me Be Blunt: The President Isn’t Jesus
people. Now that the Senate is back in session, it’s time for Republicans in Washington
Let Me Be Blunt: How Can I Help?
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Let Me Be Blunt: Finding Love in a Difficult Moment
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Let Me Be Blunt: Keeping You in the Loop/Black History Month “Feels”
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Let Me Be Blunt: This Is Making Us Less Safe
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Let Me Be Blunt: My Week in Delaware
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Let Me Be Blunt: Stay Focused!
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: A Year of Delivering Wins for Nebraska
pace since 2001. We had more days in session and took more votes than any Senate
Let Me Be Blunt: Celebrating Delaware!
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Let Me Be Blunt: This is Unacceptable.
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Let Me Be Blunt: The American People Deserve Answers
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Let Me Be Blunt: Promises Won’t Bring Your Premiums Down
Washington, from preparing the Senate Chamber for session and delivering correspondence around the Capitol to working
Highs and Lows: 525,600 Minutes (and 800 Hours in the Senate)
this week that the Senate has been in session 800 hours since January. To put this in perspective … House has been in session for 400 hours. We’ve been in session twice as long. The lesson