Notes From The Capitol: May 2018
Helping Everyone Find a Good-Paying Career Not everyone wants or needs to go to a four-year college. But everyone should be able to find a
Notes From The Capital: June 2018
Pushing The 2018 Bipartisan Farm Bill Through The Senate The Farm Bill touches the lives of virtually every American, and it is vital to Minnesota’s
Notes From The Capital: July 2018
Preparing Students for 21st Century Jobs and Addressing the Nation’s “Skills Gap” I believe that every student should be able to get the skills necessary to
Notes From The Capital: August 2018
Improvements to Career and Technical Education Passed into Law I have some big news to share: provisions I authored to improve career and technical education
Notes From The Capitol: September 2018
Preserving the Integrity of the Supreme Court of the United States Last week, people in Minnesota and the entire country closely watched the important hearing
Notes From The Capital: October 2018
Helping the Bipartisan Opioids Bill Become Law Families in rural areas, small towns, downtowns, and Indian Country are hurting from the opioid crisis—last year we saw
Notes From The Capital: December 2018
Hello, On the last day of 2018, I’m thinking about the past year, and all that’s happened. People tend to use two phrases to describe what
Notes From The Capital: January 2019
Fighting To Secure Back Pay for Low- and Mid- Level Federal Contract Workers I’m glad that President Trump’s 35-day shutdown—the longest in U.S. history—is over. A
Notes From The Capital: February 2019
Fighting to Extend Humanitarian Protections for Liberians in Minnesota Starting in the late 1980s, Liberia went through one of the bloodiest civil wars in Africa’s
Notes From The Capital: March 2019
Securing Humanitarian Protections for Liberians In the face of violence in Liberia, thousands of people came to the United States—many to Minnesota. Thanks to a