U.S. State Attorneys General

This budget reflects the President's, and our values and commitments, it helps begin the move from a Nation focused on illness care, to one about wellness care, and most importantly, it ensures health and wellness are within reach for all…

If they tell you they are going to have to, then I say to you right out front, that is an unequivocal untruth.

It is great that this is available to the 67 million people on Medicare, but what about the rest of America.

Easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.

It is my great pleasure to serve as the head of the Department of Health and Human Services--a department full of dedicated civil servants who work tirelessly to meet our mission of enhancing the health and well-being of the American…

If there is a particular facility, clinic that believes it was denied access to funding...

Please, please pass the President's budget on community health centers.

They saved lives. Tens of millions of Americans got their COVID shots at community health centers.

Whatever we have done with this rate notice, it does not cut any benefit provided by Medicare.

We need to make sure every dollar that the Medicare program puts out for a Medicare recipient gets to service a Medicare recipient.

We are absolutely going to make sure that when the final gavel falls on this, it will not only move us in the right direction with more efficiency, but it also will protect every Medicare beneficiary.

We are making a concerted effort in rural America to inject some life into some of these facilities.

A wellness care system invests in providing the full spectrum of health care to all Americans.

The President is focused on making sure billionaires and the very wealthy pay their fair share.

The President's new lower-cost prescription drug law has capped insulin at $35 per month.

Medication-assisted treatment is critical, because it is one of the ways you save a life.

Half of all seniors who have Medicare use the Medicare managed care model. This is critically important.

Medicare is not some kind of voucher. It is a guarantee of high-quality health care, and Americans have earned this benefit with each paycheck.

Moving forward, this new law gives us the right to finally negotiate lower prescription drug prices for Americans.

It would strengthen Medicare's negotiating authority and lower the price of more prescription drugs and extend Medicare's solvency for 25 years.

I applaud New York for their approach.

I agree with you. And the statistics I pointed to in Hawaii, where we have some of the strictest gun safety laws--and there is a cause and effect as to the use of guns in Hawaii in violent situations.

In 2020, Hawaii had the lowest gun death rates and the third-lowest rate of gun ownership in the entire country.

I think that Representative Foster made a great point. Would it be a good idea to be able to go to the Fed and say, 'Raise interest rates or we are going to cut your budget.'? That is a bad idea.