thanks in part to Congressional support led by U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT)
How do we provide quality care in a timely manner to veterans if you have so many vacancies?
Let me be as clear as I can be. I will do everything that I can to stand with the veterans' organizations and millions o...
My experience in Vermont is not dissimilar to Senator Tester's in Montana, that Choice is causing a whole lot of problem...
I intend to do everything I can to see that money goes into infrastructure.
We like to be unique but not in that sense.
Included in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 is the commitment that $2 billion in fiscal year 2018 and $2 billion in fi...
I resent taking money meant to go into the VA going into the Choice Program.
But when we put money into the VA, we expect it to stay in the VA.
We'd really want some assurance that the local concerns have a seat at the table.
The reality that the use of safe stored decommissioning procedure will effectively delay the cleanup in the redevelopmen...
The reduction of emergency planning functions during periods when spent fuel remains are in spent fuel pools.
The questionable uses of the decommissioning trust fund, such as for spent fuel management, is a recurring issue.
My concern that I want to address is decommissioning.
The lack of State and local stakeholder involvement in the decommissioning process is a concern.
I wish the ACA had worked as well, and it has for some people, but it has failed a lot of people.
I have been in the small group market when we started our practice and grew now to the large group market.
I also want to thank my colleague and friend Congressman Mike Coffman for his support in this legislation.
