Would you commit, once again, your support to moving this from secondary payer to primary payer in the Veterans Choice Act?
I would like to talk about the Choice Act, and just reconfirm your thoughts about some directions we have got to go.
We stopped both of them.
Congress' intent was pretty clear and, in fact, not only has there been one court case on it, which went in favor of the veterans, there has...
You are one of the guys that came in... with the intent of fixing and making things better for veterans.
The VA needs to find a way to pay for it.
I appreciate that and your interest in working with us.
To reduce unnecessary burdens at the CPSC and across this Committee's jurisdiction, we recommend the following: encourage the current Chairm...
Thank you for the invitation to speak today about the opportunities to promote a pro-growth agenda by reducing regulatory burdens.
A gentleman that led South Dakota, former Governor by the name of George Mickelson, used to say that things get done by people that show up.
Our friends on the other side of the aisle... have decided that this is a protest... their protest here by not showing up slows down the wor...
The oil and natural gas industry remains committed to regulatory structures that promote safety, environmental protection, and responsible o...
Letter dated February 1, 2017 to Hon. John Thune and Hon. Bill Nelson from Edward R. Hamberger, President and CEO, Association of American R...
give Congress an analytical office to review the costs and benefits of regulation like in Senator Klobuchar's SCORE Act.
Letter dated February 1, 2017 to Hon. John Thune and Hon. Bill Nelson from Cal Dooley, President and CEO, American Chemistry Council.
Thank you for convening this important hearing on regulatory burdens.
A Growth Agenda: Reducing Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens.
Thank you, Senator Thune, and the esteemed members of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation for convening this full ...
