Seniors in my State rely on Medicare Advantage to access affordable, high-quality health care.

We should want all of these service members to have a place so that they can serve side by side and defend our country.

It is time we do something about it. We have to elevate this discussion.

I have long been a supporter of Medicare Advantage.

This position needs to be elevated. This should have been done a long time ago, under previous Administrations.

I am proud to have led the annual bipartisan letter urging the administration to preserve and strengthen the program.

Seniors in my State rely on Medicare Advantage to access affordable, high-quality health care.

Last Congress, I worked with Senator Tim Scott to introduce the Made in America Act.

My bill will ensure that Nevada families, as well as our seniors, are no longer squeezed by drug companies' outrageous price hikes.

My colleague on this committee, Senator Cortez Masto, and I co-led a letter to Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Brooks-LaSure expressing bipartisan support for the Medicare Advantage program and the…

I urge you to prioritize the program improvements that benefit patients and deliver value to seniors and taxpayers.

Well, when it comes to safety, we should be investing in that.

Senator Ernst and I have the Small Business Childcare Investment Act--we are very proud of that one--to allow these nonprofit childcare providers to take advantage of everything the SBA has to offer.

I was proud to introduce the Minority Entrepreneurship Grant Program Act with Senator Tillis last Congress.

I want to ensure that minority entrepreneurs and small owners have the proper resources to thrive.

The events in East Palestine should be a wake-up call for all Americans that it is time to address how we transport hazardous materials in this country.

I look forward to working with you, because I am hearing the same thing. I see it in my State and across the country; so, thank you.

In Nevada, and, of course, across this nation, parents of nearly 75 percent of children under the age of 5 do not have access to a licensed childcare provider.