Policy

I am just saying that to plan this effectively, we need to address these issues that are real.

Here is the problem. Reference prices help a subset of farmers.

We can support our farmers and hungry families at the same time. This is not an either/or situation.

Robbing Peter to pay Paul is not going to result in an effective farm bill.

A farm bill is the best opportunity that exists to course correct.

Now, the farm bill is the best opportunity that exists to course-correct.

Congress cannot step in to provide assistance every once in a while.

I appreciate the willingness to work together. I feel like removing section 5 would undermine our efforts to find adequate funding, but--so I would prefer to leave it in.

This administration has held fast the position that national security concerns remain sacrosanct and out of bounds for multilateral body to consider.

Substance, not arbitrary deadlines, should drive the outcomes at the ministerial.

I am so glad we are addressing it legislatively here today.

This bill will fix that deadly mistake.

This loophole can easily be abused.

What are the obstacles and hurdles that are not allowing incentives? What do you see that we can have an impact on to remove those obstacles and hurdles?

Central to the issue of high-quality and affordable health plans is transparency.

I just wanted to point out that one of the benefits of the ACA is that essentially everybody pays average.

More choice is good.

We're going to make sure that we are building up our military.