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What healthcare was as a percentage of our GDP? Seven percent. It has nearly tripled in the 50 years we have been having the discussion.
Until no American goes to sleep hungry or is unsure from where his or her next meal will come from, we have not successfully completed the task.
Any discussion about the state of nutrition in America today must include a discussion about the quality.
I think that should be on the table. Look, it is completely unacceptable to mistreat, abuse or even disrespect flight crews.
I believe U.S. citizens should be protected from illegal seizure of property wherever that might be.
We have not pulled officers from missions in Asia and the Pacific.
Instead, we must first attend to this Administration's suboptimal withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Through Senator Todd Young's office we were able to get the child to the Indira Ghandi Children's Hospital
We still have a focus on the enduring commitment to Americans and green card holders and Afghans who have helped us.
I wish we had the luxury of rethinking the State Department, of evaluating new horizons of diplomatic efforts throughout the world.
I just--how can we possibly say in the end that the withdrawal has left us better equipped diplomatically to face other challenges?
It has freed up resources to focus on other strategic priorities?
My concern would be with the biggest player out there, rather than us, which is China.
It is interesting because China, just a few decades ago, was a developing country. Now they want to still maintain that status.
Unfortunately for rural patients in my district, this trend is disrupting available care and treatment.
While the bipartisan bills before us today are approaches to address workforce challenges, I am concerned that we are not conducting the necessary oversight to figure out the root causes of this systemic problem.
I am encouraged that this committee is taking steps to address healthcare workforce shortages affecting Hoosiers and all Americans.