There is an old bromide in the Senate which is so true--that you start getting things done when you don't mind who gets the credit.

This would be the most significant piece of legislation in support of the national parks in more than half a century.

I think there is certainty here of the kind we are looking for.

More importantly, this is a bit of a Kumbaya moment in that we are coming together, and that does not happen easily around this place.

None of this is your fault, but I don't know a single area of government that is more widely misunderstood back home or more widely criticized because lots of constituents think that somehow the, quote, 'foreign aid budget,' is almost half…

cybersecurity is not a destination; it is a continuous process of assessment, improvement of our systems, and mitigation of risk.

I want to thank you and Ranking Member Thompson for reaching out to me to facilitate inviting Rhode Island Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea here to the committee for--to hear her testimony and the progress she has made in securing…

Thank you, Chairwoman Stefanik. And thank you to our witnesses for being here today. I look forward to hearing your testimony.

Secretary Gorbea has helped position the Ocean State as a leader in election security.

I want to point out to the Chairman that the bipartisan PAPER Act that I have introduced with Congressman Mark Meadows contains provisions that will require these kinds of assessments.

I appreciate the on-going relationship and work that you and I have done together, and discussions we have had on election and cybersecurity, in particular election security.

Harris Health uses the savings from the program on patient care services which include the cost of treatment, administration, management of services and facilities, and improves access to quality health care for our community.

If the administration cares about accountability for 340B, perhaps they should start with implementing the delayed regulatory guidance program.

Eight years ago, Congress passed the Affordable Care Act to address the HHS Office of Inspector General reports of drug manufacturers overcharging 340B drugs.

I think we ought to share how important the 340B program is needed to stretch scarce Federal resources as far as possible to reach more eligible patients and provide more comprehensive services.

GAO studies have confirmed that large and covered entities use these savings to provide more care to more patients, including medications that otherwise would be unaffordable to those who serve.

The 340B Drug Pricing Program was created by Congress in 1992. It helps safety net providers care for their most vulnerable patients and afford drugs that would otherwise be out of reach.

I hope we all agree on the importance of 340B and the need to stretch scarce federal resources as far as possible to reach more eligible patients and provide more comprehensive services.