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I'm concerned when I had affirmed that in West Virginia, one in five babies born in West Virginia, and I'm sure it may be one in four in other States or so, but one in five babies, they've been affected with drugs.
I want people to understand, that's more than died in Vietnam in combat.
I think it is a very good idea because that's what's missing if you look at the 2012 code.
I have been working with a steadfast advocate of ESPCs, Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, to advance the energy savings through Public/Private Partnerships Act.
That is why I recently introduced S. 1033 with Senator Alexander to ensure that QERs become codified into law.
I am proud to have been a co-sponsor. Senators Portman and Shaheen have diligently worked to get several of their provisions recently passed into law.
Do you not think the taxpayers' dollars would be spent better if we got our veterans channeled for the quickest amount of care and the best care, wherever that may be?
If there is incompetency at any level, it seems like VA has a hard time getting rid of that.
We seem to jump out of the fire into the frying pan. It keeps going on, back and forth, the problems that we are running into.
It seems like we are all having problems understanding why no one is being held accountable or actions have not been taken against the responsible parties.
We know they are very addictive and people are getting hooked overnight.
These are drugs out of the medicine cabinet and they are just being abused.
The National Park Service has turned its attention to attacking the ranchers at Point Reyes National Seashore.
I would have said let us give Ukrainian all the weapons.
I think those are dynamics that we are not trying--we are not leveraging, and we should be leveraging.
For us to kind of stand and look at our shoes in a way and limit our assistance to MREs and blankets when they are being attacked by an aggressor I think is morally indefensible.
I am just worried. Are we not at a critical moment where--I feel like in having listened to--I was at the Munich Security Conference having listened to, for example, the Germans speak about their objections to providing lethal arms.
I stand with West Virginia without question. I look at not only is it a strategic requirement... but I also look at it as a moral imperative.