College detail of two chambers over here in the u. S. Senate the lights are on, the doors are open and we are working for the american people. All month we have been in session with National Security rigislation and confirming the key nominees including hearings on the Coronavirus Crisis and the effectiveness of the historic rescue package the senate wrotee and passed. We are heeding medical guidance and taking no precautions, but they are showing up and getting things done. And across the house, crickets. The lights are off, the doors were locked. Theyve shown up for two legislative days since march. Last week they flew into town to pass the latest 1800 page liberal wish list and the inclusion in the Marijuana Industry wasnt going to study it soju comfortable. That had to be a priority. Its been so far left that couldnt even unite the conference. The House Democrats couldnt contribute to anything serious. But they did find time to keep pushing for another impeachment. More than a year
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Have much work to do in delaware. I have much work to help the people in delaware. I must finish what i started. It is really important to me. That is a man of great character. A man who understands commitment. That was beau. To his family, i want you to know i stand there with you and will always be there with you. He was a soldier a friend, and someone i admired. As i look for the perfect words i think back to 2012 when Vice President biden addressed the surviving members of our military forces who gave the ultimate sacrifice. You spoke about a day that would come, when the thought of your son, daughter, husband wife, brother, sister would bring a smile to the lips before a tear to the eye. That day will come. Beaus enduring presence brings us strength, fills our heart with joy, with smiles abounding. He was an extraordinary pe person and we will cherish memories of him. I suggest we celebrate his life by following in his legacy. Find the best in people and dedicate our lives to maki
House, because the way this is spreading and the way this is moving, that will be everywhere in the United States of america. And once it is it migrates and once it moves, whats going to stop it . And whos going to stand on the floor of the United States senate and take responsibility for the lack of action . For the lack of responding to this Public Health crisis . Thats why were coming here today. This isnt about politics. This isnt about a Public Health emergency. We need resources, we need answers, we need tests, and we dont need to rob from other potential pandemics like ebola to get this done. There isnt a citizen in the country who wouldnt say this is an obligation of the government to protect their people. We anticipate, we anticipate in puerto rico, a territory of this country, a lot of people travel to and from puerto rico. One in five people in puerto rico will be infected by the zika virus. Do they know it . Probably not. Frequently, no symptoms come with the infection. So
Capt. Mark Davis, USN (Ret). Courtesy photo MOWW NEWS RELEASE The speaker for the Feb. 20 meeting of the Military Order of World Wars will be Capt. Mark Davis, USN (Ret) and Los Alamos National Laboratory Associate Laboratory Director of Weapons Production Chief Operating Officer. He will discuss the key innovations since the late 18th century…