Additional Cosponsors (Cong. Rec., Feb. 1, 2021)
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A page of the Congressional Record, Senate, dated February 1, 2021, at pages S212 and S213, the end of that day's proceedings. It opens with a long list of names with ranks such as SGT and SPC. A message from the House announces H. Con. Res. 10, permitting the remains of the late United States Capitol Police Officer Sicknick to lie in honor in the rotunda of the Capitol, and a communication from the President reports the withdrawal of 73 proposed rescissions of budget authority. Among the introduced bills are S. 144 by Mrs. Feinstein and Mr. Padilla on the Desert Sage Youth Wellness Center in Hemet, California, and S. 145 by Mr. Daines and Mr. Schatz on Postal Service retirement prepayments. The Senate takes up the concurrent resolution and adjourns until Tuesday, February 2, 2021.
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S212 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE February 1, 2021
Tyler Julander, SGT Jacob Kauffman, MAJ Hickman, SGT Katie Hinds, SFC David Hin- Jace Wilcox, SPC Christian Williams, SPC
Taylor Knight, SPC Ruben Loya, PFC ton, SPC Joseph Hollinger, PFC Bronco Wyett Williams, SPC Tyler Wilson, SPC
Bryton Lunceford, 1LT Austin Maddox, SPC Hollowell, SPC Alexander Hooper, PFC Jaxson Womack, SPC Andrew Wood, 1LT An-
James Mangrum, PFC Tyler Marshall, CPT Kareem Hopkins, SPC Garrett Hough, SFC drew Wood, SGT Haden Wright, SGT Jacob
Markus Martin, SPC Chance McPhie, SPC Whitney Houston, SPC Isaac Howard, SGT Wright, SSG Zachary Wright, SPC Jared
Logan Mecham, SPC Craig Meservy, PFC Zachry Hunt, SPC Zachary Hutchings, SGT Yamashita, SPC Ty Yardley, PCF Aspen
Omar Morales, SPC Caleb Mulder, SGT Austin Hutchins, SFC Michael Irons, SSG Young-Labella.
Tyson Nelson, SPC Kipp Nielson, SSG Brett Matthew Isom, SPC Alan Iverson, SPC Jared
Nigbur, 2LT Matthew Ouderkirk, SPC Jo- Iverson, SPC Garrett Jackson, PFC Sean Ja- f
seph Overson, 1LT Stewart Oviedo, 1LT cobsen, 1LT Ethan Janson, SPC Zachary MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE
Henry Palma, SPC Kevin Pareja, SPC Angel Jarnagin, SGT Samuel Jefferson, 2LT Cabe
Penagamez, SPC Jaden Peterson, 2LT Misty Jensen, CW3 Lance Jensen, SGT Zachary At 3:32 p.m., a message from the
Peterson, lSG Shawn Peterson, SPC Levi Joens, SPC Dakota Johnson, SPC Pauline House of Representatives, delivered by
Phippen, SPC Andres Pintor, SPC Moses Johnson, SPC Stephen Johnson, SPC Trevor Mrs. Cole, one of its reading clerks, an-
Purcell, SFC Jim Rasmussen, CPT Kyle Johnson, SGM Garrad Johnston, SFC Bevin nounced that the House has agreed to
Rawlinson, SGT Kolby Rohwer, SGT Eric Jones, SSG Jeremy Jones, PFC Jared the following concurrent resolution, in
Saunders, SGT Shane Scrivner, SPC Tyler Jorgensen, SFC Richard Jorgensen, SSG
Smith, CPT Leah Son, SGT Miguel Sosa, Matthew Kaldor, SGT Ryan Kern, SGT which it requests the concurrence of
SPC Skyler Staheli, SSG Dustin Steed, SPC Franklin Kimball, SSG Tyler Kinross, SGT the Senate:
Toriano Taulogo, SPC Toren Terry, SPC Tyler Knuckles, SPC Landon Koch, SPC Mi- H. Con. Res. 10. Concurrent resolution per-
Christian Trevino, SPC Brady Tullis, SPC chael Krashowetz, SPC Christian Kunz, SPC mitting the remains of the late United
Ethan Walker, SGT Bo Welcker, SPC Thom- Devin Laird, SPC Jeremy Lambson, PFC States Capitol Police Officer Brian D.
as Wells, SPC Ashton Wenkel, SPC Brandon Colten Lang, SGT Jared Lanier, 1SG David Sicknick to lie in honor in the rotunda of
Willden, WO1 Scott Wilson, LTC Cody Work- Larsen, SPC Austin Lauritzen, SPC Garrett the Capitol.
man, SGT Jorge Zavala, SSG Stephen Leo, SGT Kelby Lihme, SGT Alexander
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Zitting, PFC Chaz Alba, SGT Ben Alder, PFC Lilley, PFC Hayden Lloyd, 2LT Alfredo
Taylor Alger, PFC Skyler Allred, SSG R Lopezaquino, SPC Dalton Lowry, SPC Hun- EXECUTIVE AND OTHER
Amidan, SFC Clinton Andersen, SGT Ethan ter Lunt, SPC Miracle Maae, SPC Vincent
COMMUNICATIONS
Andersen. MacGuire, SSG Lance Mackelprang, SSG
SPC Anthony Anderson, LTC Clayton An- Scott Mackelprang, SPC Ethen Malcolm, The following communication was
derson, SPC McClain Anderson, SGM Rawlin PFC Kevin Malles, MAJ William Mangum, laid before the Senate, together with
Anderson, PFC Joey Angell, SPC Tyler Ash- SGT Chandler Martineau, SGT Cory accompanying papers, reports, and doc-
man, CPT Cory Ashworth, SPC Maxwell Maxfield, SPC Kelly Maynes, SPC Rosten uments, and was referred as indicated:
Ayeliya, SGT Andrew Baird, SGT Wesley McArthur, 1LT Sky McMahon, 1SG Jason
Baker, SSG Matthew Barnes, SGT Trevor Mellor, SGT Adriana Mendoza, SPC Wesley EC–159. A communication from the Presi-
Barney, SSG Michael Barrett, SFC Jay Bar- Mercier, SGT Carter Mitchell, SSG Kaden dent of the United States, transmitting, pur-
tholomew, SPC Justin Barton, SPC Jayden Mitchell, PFC Tanner Morley, CPT Jedediah suant to law, the report of the withdrawals
Batt, PFC Zakary Baumgartner, CPT Jeffrey Morris, SSG Addison Mull, PFC Migueal of 73 proposed rescissions of budget author-
Belnap, 2LT Dalan Bennett, SPC Alexander Munford, SPC Scott Munford, MAJ Rylee ity previously transmitted to Congress; re-
Beraja, SPC Justin Best, SPC Megyn Munns, CPT Kami Muramoto. ferred jointly, pursuant to the order of Janu-
Bettridge, SGT Braxton Bird, SGT Andrew SPC Andrew Nelson, SPC Cobe Nelson, ary 30, 1975, as modified by the order of April
Bissell, SGT Byron Bizardi, SPC Matthew SPC Samuel Nettleton, SSG Taylor New- 11, 1986; to the Committees on Appropria-
Blair, CPT Benjamin Bowler, SGT Brady man, SPC Nash Nicholson, SPC Dustin Niel- tions; Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry;
Bradford, SSG Michael Bradford, SPC David son, SPC Joseph Nordin, SGT Nevada Ocull, Foreign Relations; Commerce, Science, and
Bravo, SPC Benjamin Brinkerhoff, SPC Na- SPC Riley Ogden, CPL Brandon Orr, PFC Transportation; Health, Education, Labor,
thaniel Broadhead, SGT Chasen Brown, SPC Cameron Orr, SGT Quentin Owen, SPC Riley and Pensions; Energy and Natural Re-
Jarren Brown, MAJ Michael Burgin, SSG Owens, PFC Oscar Padilla Gonzalez, SPC sources; Homeland Security and Govern-
Brandon Burton, SPC Wendell Campbell, 1SG Mailelaulii Pai, PFC Gino Perez, SPC Noah mental Affairs; the Judiciary; Banking,
Kevin Chamberlain, PFC Mario Chavez, SSG Peterson, SPC Travis Peterson, SPC Thomas Housing, and Urban Affairs; Environment
Brett Cheney, SSG Brett Christensen, SPC Phillips, SPC John Pitcher, 1LT Nicholas and Public Works; and Rules and Adminis-
Cody Christensen, SSG Jacob Christensen, Pope, PFC Braden Poulsen, SGT Hayden tration.
SFC Jason Christensen, SPC Konnor Prisbrey, SFC Jimbob Quarnberg, SGT Aus-
f
Christensen, SSG Jeffery Clement, SFC tin Reber, SGT John Reeder, SPC Antonio
Joshua Cluff, SGT Charles Coleman, SSG Reynolds, MAJ Michael Rhinehart, SPC INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND
Ron Condie, SPC Nicholas Contrys, SPC Chance Richwine, SFC Jan Rigby, SPC Tan- JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Clint Coombs, SSG David Covington, SSG ner Roberts, SPC Pierce Robertson, SPC
Jeffrey Cox, SPC Chad Crosby, 1LT Bryant Blake Robinson, SGT Christopher Robinson, The following bills and joint resolu-
Curtis, SPC Austin Dalley, PFC Luke SPC Jayden Roden, SSG Dustin Rosenberg, tions were introduced, read the first
Dalling, SGT Jacen Daly, CW2 Jason Davis, PFC Tyson Roundy, SGT Nicholas Rowley, and second times by unanimous con-
PFC Joshua Davis, SSG Randy Davis, SPC SGT James Ruelle, SFC Zackarie Sampson, sent, and referred as indicated:
Tanner Davis, SGT Esteban Dean, CPT PFC Dylan Sawyer, SGT Anna Sewell, PFC
By Mrs. FEINSTEIN (for herself and
David DeFriez, CPL Michael Deihl, SSG Isaiah Sheeran, CSM Michael Sherratt, SSG
Mr. PADILLA):
Orlas DeMasters, SPC Ivan Draskovich, SSG Curtis Shumway, SFC Dennis Shumway,
S. 144. A bill to authorize the Secretary of
Derek Drechsler, SPC Kyle Dudley, SSG SGT Drakkar Shumway, SPC Marshall
Health and Human Services, acting through
Stan Dutton, SGT Jordan Dye, SPC Joseph Shumway, SGT Logan Shurtz, SSG Charles
the Director of the Indian Health Service, to
Eckersley, SGT William Emmett, SSG Ste- Sims, SPC William Smedley, CPT Brian
acquire private land to facilitate access to
ven Esplin, SPC Boe Evans, PV1 Savanna Sorensen, SPC Jorge Soto, SPC Kyle Stew-
the Desert Sage Youth Wellness Center in
Evans, SPC Tamati Faoasau, SGT Brandon art, SGT Joshua Stocks, SPC Payton Stott,
Hemet, California, and for other purposes; to
Farr, SPC Kyle Fenn, SSG Jessica Ferre, SPC Parke Swapp, SPC Wesley Syrett, SPC
the Committee on Indian Affairs.
PFC Manuel Figueroa Ornelas, SPC Robert Brandon Taylor, SGT Tyler Terry, SPC
By Mr. DAINES (for himself and Mr.
Fillmore, 2LT Samuel Findley, 1SG David Bryce Thamert, SSG Anton Thomas, SPC
SCHATZ):
Foisy, SSG Jeremy Foisy, CPL Joshua Jeffrey Thomas, CPT Patrick Thompson,
S. 145. A bill to amend title 5, United
Folston, PFC Joshua Ford, SPC Cory Free- SGT Sean Till, SPC Dalton Tippets, CPL
States Code, to repeal the requirement that
man. Dylan Tisdale, SPC Ethan Torok, PFC
the United States Postal Service prepay fu-
PFC Shaiden Fullerton, SGT Thomas Miguel Toscano, SPC Alexandria Trevino,
ture retirement benefits, and for other pur-
Fullmer, SGT Stetson Gates, SPC Peter 1LT Kimberlee Trower, PFC Joshua Turner,
poses; to the Committee on Homeland Secu-
George, SPC Alice Giatras, SPC Preston SPC Daniel Tuttle, SGT David Underwood,
rity and Governmental Affairs.
Godfrey, SPC Bret Goodwin, SPC Kimberly SPC Jesus Valdiviezobalderrama, 1LT James
Gowans, SGT Elly Granados, 2LT Samuel Vanotti, PV2 Thomas Veltkamp, SPC Caden f
Grow, PFC Addison Grundy, MSG Charles Vermillion, SSG Benjamin Virostko, PFC
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Gubler, SPC Gabriela Gustafson, SGT Jordan Anthony Visser, SSG Mitchell Vreeland, ADDITIONAL COSPONSORS
Hack, SPC Tyler Haley, SPC Christopher PFC Briston Walker, SPC Eric Walker, SSG S. 32
Hall, PFC Reed Halliday, PFC Ammon Stephen Wallingford, SGT Jacob Warren,
At the request of Mrs. GILLIBRAND,
Halpin, SGT Dustin Hansen, SPC Jefferey SPC Joseph Washington Florez, SPC Taylor
Hanson, SGT Cody Hare, SGT Nathan Harris, Watts, SPC Curtis Weatherwalk, SPC Nich- the names of the Senator from Nevada
SGT Vincent Harris, SGT Derick Hatch, 1LT olas Webster, CSM Garrett Whatcott, CPT (Ms. CORTEZ MASTO), the Senator from
Eric Heaps, SPC Jaden Heaton, SPC Jeremy Bryan Whitaker, SGT Matthew Whitby, SGT Nevada (Ms. ROSEN) and the Senator
Heino, SGT Harvene Hernandez, SGT Justin Taylor Whiting, SPC Benjamin Wilcox, SPC from Minnesota (Ms. SMITH) were added
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February 1, 2021 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S213
as cosponsors of S. 32, a bill to provide demic support, family therapy, and States Capitol Police Officer Brian D.
for the establishment of a standing treatment plans to support the healing Sicknick to lie in honor in the rotunda of
Health Force and a Resilience Force to and long-term recovery of youth en- the Capitol.
respond to public health emergencies rolled at the Center. There being no objection, the Senate
and meet public health needs. Currently, the Desert Sage Youth proceeded to consider the concurrent
S. 34 Wellness Center is only accessible by a resolution.
At the request of Mrs. GILLIBRAND, dirt road. This limits access to the Mr. HEINRICH. I ask unanimous con-
the names of the Senator from Georgia Center during California’s extreme wet sent that the concurrent resolution be
(Mr. OSSOFF), the Senator from Geor- and dry seasons. The dirt road fre- agreed to and the motion to reconsider
gia (Mr. WARNOCK) and the Senator quently cracks or floods during these be considered made and laid upon the
from Maryland (Mr. VAN HOLLEN) were times and creates significant chal- table with no intervening action or de-
added as cosponsors of S. 34, a bill to lenges to those depending on the Cen- bate.
provide funding for cities, counties, ter’s important work. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without
and other units of general local govern- The Indian Health Service does not objection, it is so ordered.
ment to prevent, prepare for, and re- currently have the authority to buy The concurrent resolution (H. Con.
spond to coronavirus. land from willing private landowners Res. 10) was agreed to.
S. 49
who are supportive of selling their land
to provide for a paved access road. It is f
At the request of Mr. LEE, the name
of the Senator from Kentucky (Mr. necessary that we provide for safe and
dignified access to the center, and I am ORDERS FOR TUESDAY,
PAUL) was added as a cosponsor of S. FEBRUARY 2, 2021
49, a bill to prohibit the Bureau of Con- pleased to reintroduce this legislation
sumer Financial Protection from over- to do so. Mr. HEINRICH. Madam President, I
This commonsense bill would author- ask unanimous consent that when the
seeing lending institutions participa-
ize the Director of the Indian Health Senate completes its business today, it
tion in the Paycheck Protection Pro-
Service to purchase land from willing adjourn until 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, Feb-
gram.
sellers and construct a paved road to ruary 2; further, that following the
S. 117
improve access to the Desert Sage prayer and pledge, the morning hour be
At the request of Ms. KLOBUCHAR, the Youth Wellness Center. After the
name of the Senator from Oklahoma deemed expired, the Journal of pro-
road’s construction, Riverside County ceedings be approved to date, the time
(Mr. INHOFE) was added as a cosponsor would maintain it.
of S. 117, a bill to establish an Inter- for the two leaders be reserved for their
This bill has the support of local use later in the day, and morning busi-
country Adoption Advisory Committee, stakeholders, including Riverside
and for other purposes. ness be closed; that upon the conclu-
County. An identical, bipartisan bill is sion of morning business, the Senate
f being introduced by Representatives proceed to executive session to con-
STATEMENTS ON INTRODUCED RAUL RUIZ (D–CA), KEN CALVERT (R– sider the Buttigieg nomination, as pro-
BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS CA), NANETTE BARRAGÁN (D–CA), TONY vided under the previous order; further,
CÁRDENAS (D–CA), and PETE AGUILAR that upon disposition of the Buttigieg
By Mrs. FEINSTEIN (for herself (D–CA) in the House of Representa-
and Mr. PADILLA): nomination, the Senate resume consid-
tives. eration of the Mayorkas nomination,
S. 144. A bill to authorize the Sec- This bill passed the Senate unani-
retary of Health and Human Services, as provided under the previous order,
mously last year, and I look forward to and then recess until 2:15 p.m. to allow
acting through the Director of the In- working with my colleagues this Con-
dian Health Service, to acquire private for the weekly caucus meetings.
gress to enact this bill into law. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without
land to facilitate access to the Desert Thank you, Mr. President. I yield the
Sage Youth Wellness Center in Hemet, objection, it is so ordered.
floor.
California, and for other purposes; to Mr. HEINRICH. For the information
f of all the Senators, the Senate will
the Committee on Indian Affairs.
Mrs. FEINSTEIN. Mr. President, I PERMITTING THE REMAINS OF vote on the confirmation of the
rise today to reintroduce a bill to fa- THE LATE UNITED STATES CAP- Buttigieg nomination at 12 noon to-
cilitate improved access to the Indian ITOL POLICE OFFICER BRIAN D. morrow and on confirmation of the
Health Service’s Desert Sage Youth SICKNICK TO LIE IN HONOR IN Mayorkas nomination at 2:30 p.m. to-
Wellness Center in Hemet, California. THE ROTUNDA OF THE CAPITOL morrow.
My colleague Senator ALEX PADILLA Mr. HEINRICH. Madam President, I
f
(D–CA) is joining me as an original co- ask unanimous consent that the Sen-
sponsor of the bill. ate proceed to the consideration of H.
The Desert Sage Youth Wellness Cen- ADJOURNMENT UNTIL 10:30 A.M.
Con. Res. 10, which was received from
ter is the only currently operating cen- TOMORROW
the House of Representatives earlier
ter in the State of California that pro- today. Mr. HEINRICH. Madam President, if
vides culturally-sensitive substance The PRESIDING OFFICER. The there is no further business to come be-
use disorder treatment to indigenous clerk will report the concurrent resolu- fore the Senate, I ask unanimous con-
youth. tion by title. sent that it stand adjourned under the
The Desert Sage Youth Wellness Cen- The senior assistant legislative clerk previous order.
ter, located in Hemet, is run by the In- read as follows: There being no objection, the Senate,
dian Health Service. The facility not A concurrent resolution (H. Con. Res. 10) at 5:20 p.m., adjourned until Tuesday,
only provides healthcare, but also aca- permitting the remains of the late United February 2, 2021, at 10:30 a.m.
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