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I offer my common sense amendment to H.R. 1153 to protect American companies, including those in North Carolina, from the unintended consequences of being exposed to sanctions if they happen to have foreign investors as minority…
I think people's ability to innovate, design, and create should not become victim to a counterproductive even though well intentioned approach to how we deal with the PRC.
I can also see concerning implications for the protection of civil liberties in this country.
Anyone who cares about protecting national security... would allow the experts to fully analyze every single angle of this issue and recommend the best course of action.
This bill is clear evidence of an attempt to use a hot button issue to jump into the spotlight with no regard for the actual policy impact.
I am strongly opposed to this ill-conceived and hastily drafted piece of legislation which could decimate U.S. companies at no benefit to U.S. national security.
They have to put together a work plan that's going to be very prescriptive in terms of all of the cleanup, how they'll do it, and the radius of that cleanup. They also have to explain to us how they'll pay for it.
The cost of drugs covered by Medicare grew at a rate faster than inflation.
There are concerns that patients are not seeing the savings that get negotiated.
I have heard directly from patients in North Carolina. They cannot afford the medications that they need.
We need to examine what is causing this cost increase and consider ways to bring more transparency to the drug supply chain.
There are concerns that patients are not seeing the savings that get negotiated.
The cost of drugs covered by Medicare grew at a rate faster than inflation.
We need to examine what is causing this cost increase and consider ways to bring more transparency to the drug supply chain.
I have heard directly from patients in North Carolina. They cannot afford the medications that they need.
I think it's a cop-out to say that the $400,000 limit means that the little guy shouldn't mind.
I don't think there is anybody who is in this position who doesn't know that the IRS needs to modernize.
I think it's a cop-out to say that the $400,000 limit means that the little guy shouldn't mind.