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Yes. I don't have a question, but you said--even though I have 1 and 12 seconds left, I'd like to just make a statement, but it's kind of a question for information from Dr. Litterman and Dr. Carney and it deals with the ESG movements…
But that banker in Parkersburg can say to Chuck Grassley you tell us what your carbon footprint is.
Our rising deficits are cast by a lot of people as long-term challenge, but not immediate problem today.
In March 2021, Democrats to advantage an emergency situation to pass a $2 trillion partisan spending bill.
I urge under your leadership to hold a hearing with CBO on the latest outlook.
For decades, Congress turned a blind eye as our nation walked toward a fiscal cliff, but Democrats turned that walk into a sprint.
Addressing poor taxpayer service needs to be a high priority for you.
But that banker in Parkersburg can say to Chuck Grassley you tell us what your carbon footprint is.
I have long had concerns with the FTC's vague statutory authority, but at this moment, we cannot ignore the current state of affairs at the FTC.
The Cantwell-Grassley PBM transparency bill directs the FTC to end well-known and documented PBM practices that drive up consumer price.
It's clear that IRS needs to do a better job safeguarding taxpayer information.
Our rising deficits are cast by a lot of people as long-term challenge, but not immediate problem today.
The Cantwell-Grassley PBM Transparency Act directs the FTC to end well-known and documented PBM practices that drive up consumer costs.
I worked at the FTC, and I can tell you that with the Agency's overreach and activism, which will no doubt be difficult to sustain in court, it is no surprise that FTC staff morale has dramatically dropped.
I urge under your leadership to hold a hearing with CBO on the latest outlook.
Namely, and most pressing of which, is fentanyl--which is coming from China and destroying our communities.
It is shocking that a commissioner would choose to resign rather than watch an agency's bipartisan tradition crumble in front of her eyes.
I've hauled Big Pharma and PBM executives before the Finance Committee.