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This is why none of my kids went into medicine... the administrative burden is the tip of the iceberg.

It's hard to imagine that as senators, but we've understated the particular problem.

Medicare Advantage... started off as a great thing, kind of a value-based theme, but now it's being abused.

We're going to reintroduce our prior authorization bill, Seniors Timely Access to Care Act this June.

Insurance companies are now using this to ration care.

We don't need to form committees and pray about it. We know the solutions.

This is obviously an issue very near and dear to my heart. It is an issue that I have dedicated my life to solving.

We don't need to form committees and pray about it. We know the solutions.

This is obviously an issue very near and dear to my heart. It is an issue that I have dedicated my life to solving.

today should be a day of celebration. National college decision day marks a pivotal moment in the lives of millions of students across the country, a day that many of us still remember ourselves. It is meant to be a day of excitement and…

I rise today to discuss the bipartisan, bicameral agreement reached for a long-term Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization. You would know, as a member of our committee, that we have worked hard to bring the FAA aviation community…

the Federal Aviation Administration Reauthorization Act that is before us shines as a beacon of safety, progress, and efficiency in the realm of aviation. It is not just any piece of legislation; it is a commitment to safeguarding lives…

I thank the gentleman from Utah, my friend, for having this Special Order tonight to once again highlight the failures of the Biden administration on our southern border. Since President Biden's first day in office, he has failed our…

I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, the events unfolding at our country's colleges and universities are devastating. For years, we have taught Americans and committed ourselves to ``never again.'' Yet, we are watching the rot…

I'm concerned that the VA is only requesting $141 million for grants for construction of state home facilities, which represents a 14 percent decrease from FY '24.

I would guess that Senator Tester and I would join each other in insisting and encouraging that the department do what the law requires them to do.

And those who work for you in VA Central, in the VISN, and in the hospital across Kansas, and other states, they understand what you just said is how the VA operates when giving a veteran the opportunity to choose where care occurs.

If the VA wants to recapture care, VA's focus should be on providing timely, high-quality care to veterans.