Senator Leahy Addresses Senate National Guard Caucus Annual Breakfast
On Wednesday, Senator Patrick Leahy, Co-Chair of the Senate National Guard Caucus, spoke during the annual Guard Caucus Breakfast on Capitol Hill.
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Agriculture, Nutrition and Dairy
Vermont's Farmers are a critical part of the state's economy, history and culture. Senator Leahy has been a long-time champion for Vermont agriculture, anti-hunger and environmental priorities.
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Jobs & The Economy
Vermont is home to many innovative small businesses as well as high technology companies, specialty food companies, and other drivers of economic activity providing tens of thousands of jobs to Vermonters.
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Health Care Reform
Senator Leahy supports health insurance reform that will help all Americans access affordable health insurance that provides quality care. You will find information on the latest bills before Congress and answers to frequently asked questions.
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Education
In Vermont, schools are at the core of what brings our communities together. Vermonters understand the importance of giving our children a quality education and Senator Leahy believes no student should be denied the opportunities of an education because of their family’s financial resources.
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Leahy Announces Witnesses For March 17 U.S. Senate Field Hearing In Rutland On Vermont’s Battle Against Heroin And Opioid Addiction, March 7, 2014
SJC Continues Its Work To Address The Nation’s Exploding Prison Population, March 6, 2014
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