Let Me Be Blunt: Work(s) in Progress
lives, and I, like all of you, have questions about their impact on the next generation. As Ranking
Search
Full-text search across every press release in the archive. Matches the title and body, with English stemming, “vote” catches “voted” and “voting.”
18 results for “questions” · Delaware · blog / newsletter
Let Me Be Blunt: Special Edition ~ America 250
tour across the state, I asked two questions: “What does America 250 mean to you?” and “What
Let Me Be Blunt: 100 Days Late, Billions of Dollars Short
Environment and Public Works Committee hearing, I questioned U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Brian Nesvik … Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee hearing, I questioned President Trump’s nominees for various Department of Labor
Let Me Be Blunt: We’ve Been Here Before
that they deserve. To hear some of my questions and concerns, watch my full exchange HERE … Federal Highway Administration. During the hearing, I questioned Administrator Sean McMaster on transportation grants that Delaware was awarded
Let Me Be Blunt: Ballrooms Can Wait, Americans Can’t
safely and effectively unleash it. This week, I questioned the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on this very issue … nuclear energy workforce of the future. Watch my questioning HERE . The nuclear workforce is critical the unleashing alternative
Let Me Be Blunt: Thank You to the Women Who Raised Us
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, I questioned EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin on the administration … World Cup this summer. There’s no question about it: Some of the world’s “coolest things
Let Me Be Blunt: They’re Making America Smaller
Environment and Public Works Committee this week, I questioned him about transparency and rollbacks to environmental protections. CLICK … talk with Secretary McMahon, I would have questioned her burn-it-down approach to the Department of Education
Let Me Be Blunt: Knowledge Is the Light of the Mind
Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, I questioned Kevin Warsh, the President’s nominee for Fed Chair
Let Me Be Blunt: It’s Good to Be Home
wetlands), and curiosity. I also answered their questions, saw their Black History Month projects, and joined a very … academies who were on hand to answer questions. If you couldn’t make it, don’t worry
Let Me Be Blunt: A Shutdown Update
their shoes and answer their questions about my work as a Senator. I also had a chance
Let Me Be Blunt: Democracy at a Crossroads
participate in our democracy. All this begs the question: What is the SAVE America Act “saving” us from
Let Me Be Blunt: This is a Matter of Life and Death
military action in Iran. There’s no question that the Iranian regime is a deadly one, and that … improve safety, productivity, and care. I focused my questions on AI’s impact on our workforce. CLICK HERE
Let Me Be Blunt: Breaking News
Season: RSVP for my Annual IRS Webinar Have questions about filing your taxes this year? I’m hosting
Let Me Be Blunt: How Can I Help?
right direction. As always, if you have questions about anything covered in this newsletter, please feel free … Season: RSVP for my Annual IRS Webinar Have questions about filing your taxes this year? I’m hosting
Let Me Be Blunt: The American People Deserve Answers
read more about this important hearing. ABOVE: Questioning expert witnesses at the EPW committee hearing A Major Step
Let Me Be Blunt: You Deserve Better
shutdown. Please find responses to some frequently asked questions below: What is a government shutdown? A government shutdown … However, new claims may not be processed, and questions may not be answered during the shutdown. Medicare benefits
Let Me Be Blunt: This Isn’t the Time for Building Ballrooms
shutdown. Please find responses to some frequently asked questions below: What is a government shutdown? A government shutdown … However, new claims may not be processed, and questions may not be answered during the shutdown. Medicare benefits
Let Me Be Blunt: Hope Starts Here!
shutdown. Please find responses to some frequently asked questions below: What is a government shutdown? A government shutdown … However, new claims may not be processed, and questions may not be answered during the shutdown. Medicare benefits