We need to find a way in which we incentivize the development of new solutions to this problem.

This amendment would exempt veterans' medical care from the drastic cuts in Federal funding and program termination.

I want to actually thank President Biden and his leadership for the Inflation Reduction Act.

There is a bit of a red tape, but our organization works tirelessly to make sure that hospitals are aware of the new--the latest therapies.

I urge approval of this amendment on a unanimous and bipartisan basis to demonstrate continuing congressional support for the people of Ukraine.

Okay, great. Thank you. And there is no silver bullet.

Eliminating PLAs across the board for projects with Federal funding is really an open attack on working people.

My amendment would exempt programs and associated budgetary levels that pertain to the defense of Ukraine against the imperialist invasion of Ukraine by Vladimir Putin and the Russian military.

Okay, great. Thank you. And there is no silver bullet.

If this bill were to become law, Mr. Comer's fellow committee chairs would need to immediately set aside their agendas for the rest of the term to deal with the self-inflicted catastrophe of these reauthorization needs.

PLAs work, and legalizing their non-use, mandating their non-use is fraught with problems.

Again, wicked is such a Massachusetts, Boston word as well, so it is bad.

Good morning. The Senate, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Subcommittee on Primary Health and Retirement Security, will come to order.

What is stopping them from using the most innovative antibiotics that they have decided would be best for their patients?

Today, I am happy to partner with Congresswoman Mace on legislation to allow just this kind of competition when it comes to our Federal cybersecurity jobs.

America has been a critical and indispensable ally, as it always has been in struggles for democracy and human rights against authoritarian and totalitarian aggression.

I thank Subcommittee Chairwoman Mace, and our Ranking Member of the Subcommittee, Connolly, for their leadership on this bill in the House.

The H.R. 4435, the Unauthorized Spending Accountability Act, should perhaps be renamed the 'Dysfunction Proliferation Act,' because it would mire congressional proceedings down in a new and overwhelmingly untenable workload.