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The reason I have a problem with Medicare For All is they’re not telling you the truth.
They took taxpayer dollars that were being invested in important projects that would have brought down the cost of energy for all of us and our communities, and they paid bribes and they paid out to utility companies to get them to turn in…
Protecting the approximately 101,000 Ukrainian TPS holders currently living in the United States is a humanitarian imperative, but also a sound economic decision.
So if that is the case, who decides who is protected and who isn’t?
The implication of the term golden dome is a national coverage. I think all of you will agree that that is just not in the cards.
First I have an issue with how this program is being funded. That is not really your problem, but it’s being funded principally through reconciliation, which is a totally partisan process with very little input from the appropriations…
We’re already looking at whether there’s language we can put in the next set of appropriations bills that would prohibit this from happening.
I look forward to taking the debate stage, speaking directly to Maine voters about the issues that matter most and making clear what’s at stake in this election.
This bipartisan Providing Veterans Essential Medications Act is a crucial piece of legislation that will ensure our veterans continue to receive the care they have earned, regardless of where they chose to live.
If the VA covers veterans’ medications when they are living at a private nursing home, those cost reimbursements should be the same when veterans choose to enter a facility that specializes in taking care of veterans.
Vandalism is unacceptable. Senator Collins and her staff will not be intimidated.
This move shows that OMB intentionally withheld these funds for months to execute this unlawful cancellation of appropriations that were approved on a bipartisan basis and signed into law.
This is the most recent attempt by this Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to undermine Congress's Constitutional power of the purse.
President Trump is having enough difficulty doing his job; Congress should take this opportunity to do ours.
Why does he believe he can claw back a nearly billion dollars of bipartisan-approved Congressional spending?
This isn’t a vague legal concept they are abusing; it’s grade school-level American government: Article 1 of the United States Constitution.
This administration’s Office of Management and Budget has just unilaterally taken away 800 million dollars that Congress passed on a bipartisan basis towards key priorities – in blatant defiance of the Constitution and federal law.