We urge the Chinese Communist Party to stop defending the indefensible and enhance China's standing in the world by working with President Trump to finally get this done.
Tom Suozzi
The Public Record
Mr. Speaker, here are three simple facts. Number one, the cost of living in America today is the number one concern on the minds of Americans. Number two, increasing energy prices are a major factor causing an increase in American…
religious leaders from across the world are coming to Washington, D.C., this week to celebrate religious freedom. It is hard to imagine that something we take for granted, like the right to worship, is denied to much of humankind across…
everyone here knows that affordability and the affordability of healthcare is the top concern of Americans today. Failure to extend these tax credits will cause health insurance premiums to skyrocket all across our land. In my district…
there are so many issues in our country right now that are affecting our people, but one of the biggest concerns is an urgent matter that on December 31 of this year, premiums for people's health insurance are going to be skyrocketing…
We should be working together to try and expand health care coverage, lower prices for everybody, and make health care more effective and less expensive for people.
We should be working together to try and expand health care coverage, lower prices for everybody, and make health care more effective and less expensive for people.
It helps everybody else who makes under $200,000 dramatically. And the number one concern people have in America is affordability. And health care affordability is right at the top of the list.
We think that's a terrible idea. But if people want to try and make it a better system to make health care more affordable in America and to get health care to more people, we should be doing that.
We should be working together to try and expand health care coverage, lower prices for everybody, and make health care more effective and less expensive for people.
People – Democrats have always said that they want to direct the policy towards lower- and middle-income folks. People making under $400,000 a year is our – our bread-and-butter issues, that we want to try and make things affordable for…