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Block-granting and capping Medicaid would endanger access to care for some of the most vulnerable people in the program.

The President's budget doesn't represent the values of the American people.

Even though I may not agree with it totally, I certainly understand their anxiety.

So it is deeply troubling to see this administration double down.

I will remind you, sir, that under Federal law, you only have the authority to allow demonstration projects.

The President's budget would rip some $1.4-1.5 trillion out of Medicaid by turning it into a block grant or a per-capita program.

I would vote to give the committee the 4-percent increase that Mr. Cummings has requested.

I see the direction that you are going with this, and I don't like it.

For Mr. Jordan to come today to say that the hardworking committee that is charged with the responsibility of government oversight cannot have the resources to evaluate and to monitor the executive branch, I believe, is disingenuous.

Let me put it to you this way: can you guarantee this committee that capping Medicaid spending through a block grant will not cause any individuals to lose their health coverage?

Mr. Speaker, Senator Louis Pate, of Mount Olive, North Carolina, recently retired from the North Carolina General Assembly after more than 16 years of serving the great people of eastern North Carolina. I had the pleasure and honor to…

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Mr. Chairman, I rise to speak on behalf of my amendment, co-authored by Representative Harley Rouda of California, which seeks to bring badly-needed transparency to sources of compensation for certain individuals staffing the legislative…

Mr. Chairman, could I inquire as to how much time is remaining? The Acting CHAIR. The gentlewoman from North Carolina has 45 seconds remaining.

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