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If that is the case, if you have got a number of states that do not have any regulations at all and you have got other states that do have regulations, none of which are inadequate, why not allow those states that have regulations that you…
As was just mentioned before, this bill authorizes the study, which is the appropriate first step in all these types of procedures. Any designation of a trail would require additional action from this committee and this Congress. With…
I find the consequences of agenda-driven science offensive and pernicious.
I find it even more egregious when such science is financed by public dollars and advanced by federal agencies.
At every level a lack of accountability let the bureaucracy, or even the bully, win and our constituents, our friends, our neighbors, and our families paid with their livelihoods and their safety.
Our hearts and prayers and thoughts are with you and your neighbors and your friends and your community, the police officers.
What I have a problem with is you tracking geolocation at will. And I think Americans have a reasonable right to privacy.
I think one of the great questions that needs to be posed to our society and certainly our country as a whole is how to find the right balance between personal privacy and national security.
I, for one, am not willing to give up every bit of privacy in the name of security.
The Social Impact Partnership Act aims to achieve better outcomes for social service program beneficiaries and taxpayers.
I thank both of my colleagues who have spoken this morning, Senators McConnell and Cornyn. Trade Promotion Authority
Mr. Chairman, we are very grateful for your leadership and ongoing efforts to repeal the medical device excise tax.
In March 2013, 79 Senators voted to repeal the medical device tax.
President Obama decided to target it by implementing an excise tax on medical equipment and devices in Obamacare.
But before this happens Congress can act to repeal this onerous excise tax.
I truly appreciate his leadership along with Senators Burr, Portman, Coats, Crapo, Isakson, and Scott who have been key to building support on this.
We hope as you deliberate further about the impact of the device excise tax on jobs, innovation and patients, you will consider advancing the repeal legislation.
A strong medical device industry in the United States is critical to improve the health of Americans and the national economy.