No, we don't want to tear down our system, we want to restore confidence in our system, Mr. Elwell.
So we may disagree and you may need some context and you don't answer the question directly, but let me ask you if you w...
If I find I'm wrong, expect that I will give back whatever amount you should have received.
But if you take a second look, and you had better take a second look very quickly, you see that the President has very i...
You have $1.5 trillion in Medicaid cuts over the next 10 years.
I say that because so many of those caught in the opioid epidemic depend upon Medicaid, four in ten adults struggling wi...
you cannot begin to help somebody and then say, 'I'm sorry, we have reached the limit of what we can spend on your addic...
If you take a second look, and you had better take a second look very quickly, you see that the President has very incon...
Indeed, we find that those struggling with this addiction are more likely to be on Medicaid than on private insurance.
I am trying to find the real deal on the resources that are committed to this program, and you have $1.5 trillion in Med...
I am pleased that the Administration, after two years without a specific strategy, has developed since January a strateg...
So, if you look at first glance, the President's budget appears to put a priority on public health priorities.
We figure that's who they are.
I applaud your creativity.
This is a very important point. We're different agencies here, and I wonder if any of the rest of you used this redeploy...
Are you saying this would have to be done at the state level? There's nothing that could be done to clarify this--the la...
Mr. Chairman, under things that we might consider, this confusion, at least, it seems to me we could help eliminate.
See, this is the private sector. So they--and one thing...
