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You are incentivizing people to not pay back student loans and, at the same time, penalizing and forcing people who did to subsidize those who didn't.
Do you see the fundamental injustice in how this administration has, you know, picked winners and losers in this process?
In my district, I hear from parents who paid for their children's education and feel that it is unjust to say, okay, some people are having their loans forgiven, but they had to pay everything.
I want to follow up on Representative Letlow's questions with the concern that this problem with FAFSA.
You have got plans to extend the life of Medicare, and thank you for having that in the budget proposal.
You are the most accessible Secretary in this Administration, and I appreciate that.
Do you think it is appropriate for the Department of Health and Human Services to directly fund a religious bigot?
Building up of that workforce is absolutely critical.
The need is great, and the resources don't cover the full need.
We are eager to focus on this, and we are eager to work with you on it, and we appreciate your leadership and your support in the area.
We really appreciate the money that came to the Department to really plus-up weatherization from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
We are in alignment on making sure that we have hydroelectric power in this country, and we want to see expansions.
I think there was some prioritization that had to be done. But believe me, we are very much in favor of dam power and would like to see more of it.
I don't take handing over more authority to the SEC lightly, but we cannot call something independent if it is not actually independent.
I am not one to hand over authority to the SEC or any other regulator willy-nilly and without purpose and reason.
It is safe to say that when Congress created the Board, they intended it to operate independently and without regard to political considerations.