SPEECH: Voting Rights Laws
Mr. President, last week, I gave a long, detailed speech on the topic that was at hand last week and is the topic, right now,
Mr. President, last week, I gave a long, detailed speech on the topic that was at hand last week and is the topic, right now,
Mr. President, I wanted to come down here, like many of my colleagues today, and talk about a really important topic, and that is the
Mr. President, I want to come down to the Senate floor and commend a number of Senators, but I want to particularly commend the chairman
Madam President, this week, the Senate is going to take up three Ninth Circuit judges, three Federal judges for the U.S. Court of Appeals for
It is a great honor to be here with you tonight as the Chairman of IRI. I want to thank President Dan Twining for his
Mr. President, I want to address a topic this afternoon here in the U.S. Senate that I believe not enough people are talking about. It
Mr. President, I want to talk about transparency, and I want to talk about the need for transparency here in the U.S. Senate more than
Mr. President, there have been a lot of discussions on the floor today–and I fully support them–about an important, important role of the U.S. Senate
WASHINGTON — On Monday, U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) spoke to a joint session of the Alaska Legislature. In his sixth address since taking office, Sullivan
WASHINGTON—On the floor of the U.S. Senate this week, Senator Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) urged his colleagues not to curtail the legislative filibuster—the 60-vote threshold necessary to advance legislation—and to consider