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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19 results for “session” · 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
Newsletter: Artemis II’s & FISA Reauthorization
incredible achievement. FISA Reauthorization As Congress returns to session this week, debate continues on the upcoming vote
Hope for the Future
Sioux Falls with USPS officials and Rep. Pete Sessions, who chairs the subcommittee that oversees the Postal Service
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
Julie's Journal: January Edition
Cuts Act economic plan already passed this session and on the agenda in coming months. Image Image
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
October Newsletter
00am! Every week the House is in session, North Dakotans visiting our nation’s capital are invited
Government Shutdown Q&A: How did we get here?
vote on legislation. This is called being “in-session.” We also spend time back home when Congress … session,” which we call “District Work Periods.” This is not a vacation, but time specifically set aside
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