Will you work to ensure transparency and collaboration between congressional offices and SAMHSA on this and other issues related to funding formulas?

Since 2017, I have worked with my colleagues to secure funding for state opioid response grants, including more than $86 million for New Hampshire.

Cybersecurity is a collaborative effort, to be sure, and we need to work together to strengthen public and private cyber defenses.

We know our No. 1 goal at Colonial is to safely and securely operate that pipeline, because we have known for 57 years the importance of that pipeline to the well-being of the American citizen.

I am encouraged that your 2022 budget request mentions the IRS's plan to retire and decommission its legacy systems.

Granite Staters continue to contact my office about the backlog of unprocessed 2019 and 2020 tax returns.

As our economy continues to recover from the pandemic, we need strong leadership at the Department of Labor who will ensure safe workplaces for all workers.

if we can boost their wages, we really could make a big difference for a lot of people.

I would look forward to that as well. And that interagency collaboration is really critical.

We obviously need to support high quality workforce development to help them get back to work in good paying jobs.

The progress we have seen these past few months in beating back COVID-19 has been nothing short of remarkable.

A key component to our continued vaccination efforts is ensuring that we have hard data collected to ensure that we can improve access in rural communities.

My bipartisan legislation aims to bolster these systems and support real-time immunization record data exchange and reporting.

Frederick Douglass said it is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men, and that is what we are talking about.

I do want to reorient the Committee back to the task at hand, which is the incredible opportunity, but also the obligation, to care for those in need in our community.

Let's remember that SNAP is not a luxurious program.

Efforts to cut or weaken SNAP, in my view, are simply cruel. No one should have to go hungry in America.

Food insecurity is plaguing my state, and while I appreciate the role of the churches, I think that we as the government certainly have an important role in this as well to ensure equity.