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  2. "We need a Secretary of Treasury that the American people, the Congress, and the world will know is up to the task of getting America on the path to prosperity not the path to decline. Jack Lew is not that man."
  3. "While many Republicans want to use the debt-ceiling vote to extract spending cuts, Sessions, the top Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, [also] sees it as a way to finally produce a budget."
  4. "The House has passed budgets as required... But under Reid's leadership, Democrats have steadfastly refused to come up with a plan of their own.

    Sen. Jeff Sessions, ranking Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, has conducted a virtua...l crusade on the issue... demanding that Reid obey the law and pass a budget. Now, with a fight over the debt ceiling approaching, Sessions wants to try something new. 'I think it should be a firm principle that we should not raise the debt ceiling until we have a plan on how the new borrowed money will be spent,' Sessions told me Monday..."See More
  5. Click to see the latest chart from Sen. Sessions and the Senate Budget Committee regarding the total amount spent each year on food stamps and other food assistance programs.
  6. Sessions will be appearing on the Matt Murphy radio show momentarily.
  7. "The Budget Committee is tasked by law with producing a budget each year. Sadly, the majority party has refused to fulfill this legal requirement in our nation’s hour of need... I hope our new Chairman will bring up a budget as required by law and as Republicans have repeatedly insisted. This should be a prerequisite for any reforms that are tackled this year."
  8. Sessions made the following comments today on the passing of Judge Robert Bork: “Judge Bork will be greatly missed and our prayers are with his loved ones. While we mourn his loss we must also celebrate his legacy. He was a fierce defender of our constitutional heritage and the rule of law. He understood that our laws have meaning only if they are faithfully interpreted and impartially applied. He... understood that if we allowed ourselves to twist the laws based on our emotions, the result would not be a more compassionate society but a more oppressive one: if our laws are malleable, so too are our liberties. He understood that real compassion means following the Constitution. Judge Bork’s legacy will endure, and we will honor that legacy by fighting to ensure that only those who respect the words of the Constitution be placed onto our nation’s highest court.”See More
  9. "Our state has the best workers in the world and I am determined to defend them from any federal intrusion that threatens their ability to provide for their families."
  10. Click below to view Sessions' recent floor speech outlining Secretary Vilsack's controversial welfare promotions including to foreign nationals. In his remarks Sessions explains how sound welfare reform will help reduce poverty.
  11. Excerpt from Sessions' Op-Ed in the WSJ: “Washington has become possessed by the idea that a small group of negotiators, meeting in secret, can solve the deep, painful and systemic problems plaguing this country… but what have all these secret talks produced? Temporary fixes, stopgap measures and another set of emergency deadlines...

    It may take dozens of votes, even scores, to reach a consensus. But the American people need to be in on the process and have the opportunity to voice their opinion on concrete proposals. Have we forgotten that it is their future that is at stake?”
  12. "Nothing will do more to restore respect for the Senate than for the American people to see it engaged in full, honest and passionate debate. If some of our constituents are disappointed in the results or the votes cast by their senator, at... least they can know that nothing was hidden from them, that everything was laid on the line for the future of this great Republic. They will know which senators gave their all to deal wisely and courageously with the great challenge of our time—and they can hold accountable those who did not."See More

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