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I do believe innovation, but I do believe that when we talk about the human price and the human consequences of what is going on in terms of climate change, you have to look about what is going on in States like mine right now.
We all want to keep the homeland safe. We'll do whatever we can to defend this great country.
I can't think of a better reservoir of leadership than our Armed Forces.
We have too small a fighting force, and we've got too big a supporting force.
Do you all believe there's enough money in the defense budget to defend our country to continue to be the superpower of the world?
I mean--so, I don't know how you get a decision being made, or how the Secretary is getting the information.
I think that our funding today is inadequate, given our level of strategic appetite.
As I look at the organization of the Department of Defense, I have a hard time figuring out who's in charge.
Who's the most powerful after the Secretary of Defense? What--which layer does it go to?
We have adopted a policy now that if we try to correct the problem that we are having that came with sequestration, that we have a policy now that we cannot increase the spending in defense unless we have an equal amount of increase in…
These are good governance, not partisan questions.
The lack of transparency thus far has been terribly disappointing.
I believe it is essential that HHS answer some basic questions, and all of us, Republican and Democrat, should be demanding that.
Failure of this CO-OP will now result in our families in West Virginia paying 120 percent higher premiums than they were last year.
Families enrolled in the West Virginia-Kentucky CO-OP have had that rug jerked right out from under them.
Failure of these CO-OPs have had real-life consequences. People are hurting.