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Brian Schatz
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20 Oct 1972
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Brian Schatz is a politician with to less informations to calculate the score. Add Content by registering and show others if they could vote Brian. He is born on 20 Oct 1972 and active in United States, Washington. Brian Schatz has in total 10 news splited in 10 News, 0 Positive, 0 Negative, 0 Realizations, 0 Accuses and 0 Convictions. The most active category is News. Brian Schatz is mostly active in News.News
2018.06.03 - Source: 95% - News
Hawaii Sen. Brian Schatz (Dem) is not happy with CNN. Why? Because the network had Rick Santorum on a panel but not an elected Democrat. Something really is amiss here. They had former Senator Rick Santorum on the TV today but no elected ...
2018.05.28 - Source: 90% - News
The goal of the 2017 Tax Cuts And Jobs Act was to make more people unemployed, according to Hawaii Democratic Sen. Brian Schatz on Sunday. “The tax cuts are working exactly as intended,” Schatz tweeted Sunday evening in response to an Axios article, ...
2018.05.24 - Source: 80% - News
The Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday approved the Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill for fiscal year 2019, according to a statement from U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii. Schatz, who is a member of the appropriations ...and m...
2018.05.24 - Source: 90% - News
At a Senate budget hearing today, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine assured Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) that he now agrees that climate change is happening and humans are the primary cause. Schatz opposed Bridenstine's confirmation as NASA ...and m...
2018.05.24 - Source: 95% - News
Bridenstine again said he did, and, when asked by Schatz, agreed that it was accurate to call it an evolution of his views. He also said, when asked by Schatz, that he would commit to funding, independence and integrity of climate science at NASA ...
2018.05.23 - Source: 95% - News
Hawaii is receiving more than $3.1 million from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to support families on Oahu and Maui, according to U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee. Approximately $1 million will...
2018.05.17 - Source: 80% - News
Brian Schatz, Democrat of Hawaii, and ranking Democrat on the subcommittee that oversees the FCC. The bill uses the Congressional Review Act to overturn rules recently put in place by a federal agency. Although the bill has passed the Senate, it will...
2018.05.11 - Source: 75% - News
The Department of Health and Human Services will award nearly $6 million to the University of Hawaii, including $1.8 million for the Cancer Center's Hawaii Tumor Registry, U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz announced today. As part of the contract, UH will also...
2018.05.09 - Source: 95% - News
Brian Schatz (D-HI) told The Verge he's “hopeful” that the resolution will find a 51st vote in the Senate and proceed through the House. “We don't know how this is going to end, but this is part of an effort to get every member of Congress on the ...
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