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If those 50 percent went away tomorrow what would happen?

The VA must take a more aggressive role in change management for the good of the 171 Veterans Administration Medical Centers (VAMCs) within it and the 9 million veterans enrolled in the system.

If you deported all illegal immigrants in the agricultural space, we'd all starve.

By exempting the program from the normal process, politicians and bureaucrats can set prices that impact our healthcare in secret.

I get angry when I hear some politicians talk about the IRA's benefits and none of the downsides.

Let's make this a win/win. Stop illegal immigration. Let's go to merit-based immigration.

To deny that immigration is not going to be the life blood of the future economy is a mistake.

This is not an argument. We have 9 million veterans enrolled in this system, and I am trying to have a constructive conversation about how we move forward.

To deny that immigration is not going to be the life blood of the future economy is a mistake.

Part of it is we pay people too much not to work.

We should be working together... the world is so inspired by the Iranian people and their pursuit of basic human dignity.

All of the experts, all of them--CBO, the CMS actuary, and private academics--agree that the IRA will result in fewer therapies.

OMB is more than 2 years late in complying with a congressional mandate to give Federal agencies guidance on the acquisition and use of AI.

I thank Mr. Good for calling the Special Order. Folks, for those listening, we are at a pivotal point in the history of America. I have never felt the weight as I do now to save the Republic that I grew up in, to save the opportunity to…

Where we are right now is we have a great opportunity to save this Republic. In the words of Winston Churchill, who at the depths of the lows of Great Britain, said: ``It is not enough that we do our best; sometimes we must do what is…

the day that a parent, a concerned citizen, can't come forward and say, I object, without being humiliated, is a bad day for America.

Part of it is we pay people too much not to work.