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Focusing on quality improvement is no easy task for doctors.

The majority of docs that I hear from in Kansas tell me that the administrative burden on them is taking away from their time with their patients.

Senator Vitter spoke about his amendment, No. 1473, to the fiscal year 2016 National Defense Authorization Act, which makes certain our U.S. Army is able to maintain the current number of brigade combat teams to prevent further reductions…

I understand we have a vote scheduled at 5 o'clock, and I appreciate the opportunity to speak for about 60 seconds. Amendment No. 1473 I came to the floor today to speak in favor of an amendment described earlier in the afternoon by…

You and Senator Blumenthal were very instrumental in the Senate passing a fix to the 40-mile rule.

S. 207, Veterans Access to Community Care Act of 2015 introduced by Senator Jerry Moran (KS).

We are not done yet, and we say the finish line, unfortunately, is not the U.S. Senate, but the finish line is the President of the United States.

In your experience, have Federal incentives or leverage been effective in the past?

In Louisiana, State support per student is down 43 percent since the recession began, and now you're facing more cuts.

I believe we need to protect need-based grant aid so low and middle-income students are not priced out of attending college.

Expanding access to higher education is a crucial part of building an economy that works for all of our families, not just the wealthiest few.

The VA to have at least 75 of their medical centers offer chiropractic care by December 31, 2016.

The Veterans Access to Community Care Act requires the VA to provide veterans access to non-VA health care.

VA's efforts to eliminate veterans' homelessness have been impressive and are showing significant success.

I agree with Senator Wyden. There is a war going on.

It occurs to me that perhaps we could have something called a 'National Security Agency' or something that could monitor this kind of data.

I am very concerned that, in a rush to push out programs like Get Transcript--albeit this was pushed out some time ago--we have let access and purported cost savings overtake the absolute need to safeguard taxpayer information.