I really appreciate the witnesses being here. You know, it is--I think it is an honor to testify before the U.S. Senate.
After the pandemic ends, long COVID still needs Congressional attention
Doing a hearing like this has a way of sending a message that people are believed.
When we do direct investment and encourage good, quality jobs, unionized jobs, we create an incentive out there in the economy that is so mu...
I proposed an amendment that night recognizing that the corporate tax cuts in the proposal were permanent, but the individual tax cuts were ...
I think the vision of more recent legislation, starting with the Infrastructure Bill, bipartisan bill, but also the CHIPS Act, which was bip...
We invested in the nation's infrastructure. We invested in manufacturing, in industries that are poised to promote good jobs in the future.
I remember the evening we voted on the bill in 2017. We got handed the bill, you know, and were told we had to vote on it right away.
There was a big debate about whether it would pay for itself, which it didn't.
In 2017 the Republican theory was to cut taxes on large corporations, and cut taxes on the profits they make overseas.
I have been dealing with my own long COVID issue for almost 4 years.
This is a 5-year effort that supports essential infrastructure to expand person centered long COVID care across the U.S.
We decided the three of us to talk about our experiences so that people would understand they're being believed.
I would like to extend my humble gratitude to Senator Kaine and colleagues for advocating for the AHRQ Long COVID Initiative.
Each year since the Secretary has been in place, those numbers for fentanyl deaths, sex trade, gang members, not to mention the amount of ad...
