I encourage the Administration to continue exploring every option to end the war in Tigray, to continue building a coalition of like-minded allies, to pursue justice and accountability, including Global Magnitsky sanctions, and to work…
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Ethiopia is a vital and strategic, security, economic, and regional partner whose relationship did improve significantly with the United States under Prime Minister Abiy's Government.
The promise for Ethiopia's democratic transition is still possible, but recent events... have complicated Ethiopia's journey.
I am horrified by what we are witnessing in Tigray and what was initially termed by the Ethiopian Government as a law enforcement operation.
Today we welcome four nominees for positions at the Department of Treasury. Congratulations to each of you on your nomination.
I encourage you, if you are confirmed, to use your voice at Treasury to advocate that the United States not enter into an agreement.
With increased responsibility comes the need for transparency and accountability.
Nobody making under $400,000 a year will have their taxes increased.
I am very concerned that, from what I understand, the administration's proposal is to proceed with doubling our GILTI tax rate.
I expect to learn even more from what need to be robust, complete, and detailed responses to questions for the record that members will ask after today's hearing.
Reversing those gains with job-killing taxes is not the way to go.
This is particularly important, as I do not support many of the tax and financial policies put forward by the administration and some of the nominees here today.
Making permanent changes based on lessons learned is a top priority.
Telehealth has been a lifeline for patients and providers, especially in the early months of the pandemic.
Republicans and Democrats often disagree on the best way to achieve shared health-care goals.
Addressing Medicare solvency should be a bipartisan issue, with time best spent determining how to shore up the current system instead of expanding it to a broader population.
Making permanent changes based on these lessons learned is a top priority.
I think we have had a very strong support for a number of the provisions that you and I, Mr. Chairman, think we need to address on a permanent basis, particularly telehealth.