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A ban on fracking and on natural gas development... would wipe out a major source, not only of American prosperity but also of fuel that has lower emissions.

We need to be encouraging these technologies, just as we have with President Trump signing into law critical tax credits for carbon capture technology.

Nuclear is ideal for dealing with climate change because it is the only emissions-free energy source that is available 24 hours a day.

Our Democratic colleagues have not engaged with Republicans in a meaningful way and the politics of climate change, unfortunately, seems to have overtaken rolling up our sleeves and getting to work on, really, bipartisan solutions.

Because we all know that--any of us have sat in on enough briefings, we know people are hacking into our systems.

I am curious to see the advantage of making a change at this point in how this works if it has been successful to date.

I am an original cosponsor of that, and I just want to thank you all for being here today and your heartfelt testimony.

CMS argues that reducing these payments will increase competition with private providers. That argument is based entirely on flawed logic and faulty assumptions.

In my district, that means Olympic Medical Center, the hospital where I was born, could face, could lose $47 million over the next 10 years.

Cutting reimbursements actually exacerbates that shortage by dramatically reducing the funds available to retain and hire healthcare professionals and purchase new medical equipment.

These bad actors must be held accountable.

The American public is relying on us to bring down the costs of pharmaceuticals, and the time to act is now.

I come before you today as an advocate for thousands of my constituents in Ohio's 9th congressional district who are struggling to afford their prescription medicine.

The opioid epidemic has ravaged too many families and neighborhoods.

We need to be focusing more on what we are going to do in the oceans to be able to increase the phytoplankton content so that we can increase their CO2 capture.

It matters little to the global environment what the United States does to decarbonize its economy.

The United States must do its part to decrease greenhouse gas emissions.

We need a working majority of Democrats and Republicans who are going to come together to get a bill that will--a slate of bills that will get us to this 100 percent clean energy in 2050.