U.S. State Attorneys General

Health care is a right, not a privilege.

We are proud to lead the way in defending the rights of Native American children and families.

[t]here's no place for violence against women anywhere.

A former Member of Congress who helped pass the Affordable Care Act, and an Attorney General who has fought to defend it against persistent attacks.

Attorney General Becerra has spent his career fighting to expand people's access to health care and protect underserved communities.

The ACA has been life-changing and now through this pandemic, we can all see the value in having greater access to quality health care at affordable prices.

If I am fortunate enough to be confirmed, it will be a top priority for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to protect our most vulnerable Americans by addressing the disproportionate impact of the novel coronavirus of…

We have to make sure that we do not lose sight of how important Medicaid has become to the entire population.

He made it very clear that the Affordable Care Act is a strong foundation from which we can build.

Profits should not be the reason we are trying to come up with life-saving medication.

We want to be prepared. We would rather have more than less, to make sure we are saving lives.

HHS will make sure it is working with due speed to make sure that whatever is within our bailiwick to handle, we will do it quickly.

Well, we have learned a lot, Senator, from COVID. And we have seen how important it is to have broadband reach all our communities.

I would expect that Governor Carney--who is a champion for the people and the State, and is a real fighter--would make sure that he is on top of it.

If we are going to start having studies reflect the American people, we have to have good inputs.

Transparency--we must work much better at providing you and others, and those in these tribal communities, with the information they need, better data.

The goal here has to be to make things even better, more affordable for Americans.

I believe deeply in religious freedom.

The Office of Minority Health will prove indispensable if we want to really tackle this beyond COVID.

Senator, count me in.

Medicaid is the lifeline. It is what has kept so many American families from losing all hope.

I believe you and I, in fact everyone here, can agree that our seniors who paid into Medicare should not be harmed by our need to come up with policy recommendations and solutions.

Medicare Advantage gives us an easier chance to do what are called 'wrap-around programs,' to reach out to more people with more services.

We have secured up to 600 million shots of the vaccine for Americans.