We could be in a hearing today examining some of those proposals.
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Once again, here we are in the drama of 'everything related to President Trump is bad.'
Questions from Hon. Mark Meadows to Hon. Carol Fortine Ochoa, Inspector General, U.S. General Services Administration.
Questions from Hon. Mark Meadows to Dan Mathews, Commissioner, Public Buildings Service, U.S. General Services Administration.
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Which contributes to the deficit, which contributes to the debt.
The price of insulin has increased by 197 percent from 2002 to 2013.
It is unacceptable that Americans are paying on average three to four times more for their drugs than patients and our neighbors to the north.
It's time for Congress to act in order to ensure the American people have access to and can afford the treatments that they need.
Over the past years that I've been here in Congress--I believe it's about 15 years that I've been here and 12 years on this committee--I've heard so many people say that they cannot afford their prescription medication, both in Medicare…
The data indicating that there are gender and racial wealth gaps tells us that that is not the case.
Every American should have full and equal access to the same economic opportunities.
Most of the time those of us in education know that you set up evaluations to begin with, you don't go backward and try to evaluate.
This is a very fragile time, very precarious time for many in production agriculture, particularly those that have been forced to endure multiple natural disasters.
If this is the case, what structural changes should Congress make to the lending and repayment programs to limit irresponsible borrowing and protect the interest of both students and taxpayer alike?
The main motivating factor in our eliminating PSLF going forward was exactly what we are hearing about today. And that is how complicated the law is and how unwieldy it has been for students.
I think it is extraordinarily important that we never lose sight that the Bill of Rights begins with the First Amendment and the very first right is the freedom of religion.
We appreciate the work that you and the many great employees all across USDA do.