We want these programs to work. And we have to measure them. And if they don't work, we figure out something that will w...
I hope you're committed to that.
In fiscal year 2012, I believe we need to make cuts to our discretionary budget. I don't think we have any choice.
Let's pump them up. If they're not working, let's find out why they're not working.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I would think we could all agree that providing the same services to the same population but through separate administra...
I am concerned that the new chronic disease grant program will create a scenario where the rich get richer and the poor ...
However, some of my colleagues on the HELP authorizing committee, specifically Senator Enzi and Senator Hatch have talke...
I am a big believer that canines are going to be the only way that we ultimately ever to achieve anything close to 100 p...
That would be good.
While I do not agree myself with Congress appropriating $120 million for an insolvent program, it makes even less sense ...
To get Federal spending under control in the long term, we must reduce spending in the short term.
A lot of this could be prevented if you had all the information at the initial hearing, where you'd save money, but it'd...
To ensure that the Congress has the necessary information to make informed decisions about the implementation of the new...
NIH research led to the announcement of a very promising cystic fibrosis therapy that targets the genetic defect.
In other words, it is taxpayers' money you are asking for here. Right? $120 million.
In this austere economic environment, Congress is struggling with difficult budget decisions.
A huge breakthrough, hopefully, for cystic fibrosis.
