If the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau would actually do that, it would double my--it would increase my appreciation of the agency.
We don't want to take anyone's freedom away to make his or her own decision about this.
This is encouraging to me because the legislation that passed in 2006 seems to have had some good effects.
I believe you've clearly put the spotlight on the right question, are workers saving enough for retirement.
Simplicity I think is pretty big here.
All of these regulations are well-intended. I mean, we don't sit up here and say we want to do something bad to somebody.
My preference would be to explore what we need to do to beef up and strengthen our voluntary retirement plans.
I want to applaud you and Senator Enzi for your consistent focus on this.
I've heard from a number of Governors, who haven't made a decision about Medicaid expansion, that it's hard for them to make that decision w...
This is a committee on which we can have some fairly profound differences of opinion when we're talking about new laws, new spending, new po...
It seems to me that as we're moving ahead with this Affordable Care Act and this new regime with all the exchanges and everything, we have a...
There's no need to argue about those things. We can work together on those things.
The statistics you mentioned--only one in five of children who have a mental health issue get seen or treated.
So it shouldn't be any surprise to Governors who are evaluating the cost of Medicaid expansion that the mental health parity law applies to ...
I'm going to be introducing two bills that will expand access to mental health services.
I, too, share the sense of urgency about the rules on Wellstone-Domenici being finalized.
I look forward to working with you. We've worked well together in the past.
Could I encourage you to take a look at that and make sure that it's not a burden on the States?
