Our commitment to EPAA remains firm.
Am I correct that under the current plan for the ground-based midcourse defense system, there are no operational spares GBIs for, is it 5 or...
I just want to be clear. Speaking only for myself, I am not turning loose of this one. It is going to have to be remedied.
But you see what I have described. It is completely unacceptable.
Does the Department support a partnership between the UAE and the U.S. to develop a missile defense capability?
It seems to me that it begs for a flat tax, or a consumption tax, some way of collecting every dime that is owed the government.
Eighty-four percent of it is underreporting, 10 percent is underpayment, 6 percent is just flat nonfiling.
If we were to reduce the unobligated balances by approximately 3.5 percent, that would more than cover the increase in spending.
It is not sound fiscal management.
If you cannot find one egregious example where you can apply this, I would be surprised.
After last year's significant increase in the National Institutes of Health, it's time to again make research funding a national priority.
If a drug is overpriced, it is not accessible to a consumer.
By 2050, according to figures from NIH, the cost to treat and care for those suffering from just Alzheimer's alone is anticipated to be $1.1...
The National Cancer Moonshot Initiative is an important opportunity to speed progress on childhood cancers.
Doing nothing sends the opposite message, that it's fair game, open season, for whatever price increases they wish.
Aggregate credit availability has been increasing recently, as you said.
Your job is also to follow the law.
Your job is also to follow the law, is it not?
