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Nobody looks back at the Great Depression and says that the problem was that Congress did too much.

Today, April 23, 2020, I missed roll call votes 103 and 104. Had I been present for roll call 103, on Agreeing to H. Res. 938, Providing for the adoption of the resolution (H. Res. 935) establishing a Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus…

This COVID thing is going to be totally behind us by next month. It’ll be over by May.

The health and safety of Hoosiers and all Americans is and will remain my top priority.

Yesterday, I got in my car and drove to Washington, D.C., from Columbus, Indiana, on behalf of the voters in Indiana's Sixth District. Mr. Speaker, I am here to support President Trump and be a voice for Hoosiers who need relief from this…

I am cautiously optimistic that a March 28, 2020, go live is still achievable in Spokane.

We will look to help the airline industry, the cruise industry, support tourism and travel.

We don't have enough tests today to meet what we anticipate will be the demand going forward.

We don't have enough tests today to meet what we anticipate will be the demand going forward.

We have a ways to go yet. Our objective is, in addition to those tests being available, we want to get to a place where any American who has a concern is able to go to their doctor, is able to go to a medical clinic and know that there's a…

The RECOVER Act establishes a recycling infrastructure program within EPA.

The Army can no longer be an Industrial Age Army in the Information Age. We are shifting from simply distributing personnel to more deliberately managing our soldiers' and civilians' talents.

In my opinion, that is exactly what H.R. 2482, the Mainstream Addiction Treatment Act does. It removes education requirements and limits making it easier to prescribe a medication known to be highly diverted and misused.

My concerns are that buprenorphine can be effective if administered by properly educated and trained providers who counsel and educate the patient.

I do, again, want to reiterate my concerns about lifting regulatory requirements on qualifications required to prescribe these medications for MAT and I think that they are there for a reason.

The last thing Congress should be doing, in my view as a physician, is limit and relax requirements for prescribing and dispensing narcotic drugs like buprenorphine, even when there is political pressure and sometimes social pressure to do…

As a physician I do think that the physician community is becoming more and more aware of their prescribing habits.

Let's be clear. The risk to the American people of the coronavirus remains low according to all of the experts that we're working with across the government.