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  • Nov 18

    Senator Udall Urges Republicans Not to Block Bill that Protects Credit Card Consumers

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    Mr. President, I rise in support of the motion made by the Senior Senator from Connecticut, which requests consent to debate the Credit Card Rate Freeze Act. I associate myself with the remarks the Banking Committee Chairman just made, and I am a proud original cosponsor of this bill. I urge my friends on the other side of the aisle to lift their holds on this important legislation and allow it to be passed.

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  • Nov 11

    A Smarter, Tougher National Security Policy

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    On Veterans Day, Senator Mark Udall delivered a speech on national security at the Homeland Defense and Security in Transition Symposium in Colorado Springs. The speech focused on Colorado's vital military installations and defense programs, his vision for a path to energy security, and the many evolving threats to our country.

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  • Oct 29

    Nuclear Power and a Comprehensive Energy Policy

    Mr. President, the environmental and energy security challenges we faced in the 1970s, when the decade closed in the shadow of Three Mile Island, have changed significantly. When my dad campaigned for president in the New Hampshire primary in 1976 and was asked about the controversial Seabrook nuclear facility, no one had climate change on their list of environmental concerns.

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  • Oct 28

    The Role of Wellness and Prevention in Health Reform

    Mr. President, as you've heard, my colleagues and I agree that a vital component of health reform will be to bring affordable, quality care to all Americans. The bill we will debate here on the floor in the coming weeks will include important insurance reforms to make that a reality.

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  • Oct 13

    Good Samaritan Legislation To Clean Up Abandoned Mines

    Senator Udall introduces his bill to to clear legal obstacles for individuals or groups who voluntarily clean up abandoned hardrock mines. Abandoned mines are a serious environmental and safety concern in Colorado many cause acid or heavy metals to leach into rivers and streams. Senator Udalls bill would open up a path for community groups or others to get these mines cleaned up throughout the West.

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