Getting rid of these needless and burdensome red tape and regulations will take a sustained effort...

cutting support for housing stability is incredibly disruptive.

We have the ability in the law to put some guardrails, to adopt some guardrails.

Thank you. And that is exactly why we need to be so careful when we are crafting these laws and why we have to ensure that ADPPA is as strong as it was in the last Congress, if not stronger.

The Hospital Price Transparency Final Rule is a step in the right direction to improve transparency in healthcare prices.

The current healthcare system is gobbledygook.

I am happy and ready to work on combating some of these perverse incentives for pharmacy benefit managers.

I support the 340B program, and I want to see it succeed.

Would our industry and private sector benefit from a clear government mission on turbulence? I mean, it's pretty critical.

By working together across the aisle, I am hoping we can make important strides to make the healthcare system easier for patients.

It is imperative for the Biden administration to conduct greater enforcement efforts on these rules to better serve patients.

I think there is an evident answer to my question. Why do you think PBMs--what do you think they have to gain by keeping their costs so high for Medicare beneficiaries?

I hope to eventually work on broad, large-scale reforms to the program.

Site-neutral policies are also a tool to help strengthen the Medicare program overall.

I am happy to say it has been included in this en bloc package.

I share many of the concerns that have been discussed here about TikTok but I see the sanctions package here as overly broad and undercooked.

I do not believe we should be passing legislation without a waiver. The world is simply too unpredictable for Congress to sometimes permanently--permanently lock in the executive branch to sanctions policies.

That's not trying to come up to something where we can really work on something that's important.