Now, some have been found to violate Twitter's guidelines but others were not, and I think probably you and your staff agree that Twitter needs to do a better job of addressing instances where some of the users are using the platform to…
Diana DeGette
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Diana Louise DeGette is a U.S. Representative for Colorado's 1st congressional district, having served since January 3, 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for health care reform and women's rights throughout her tenure in Congress. DeGette has played a significant role in various legislative efforts, particularly in expanding access to health care services. Her work has garnered support from organizations such as the National Association of Community Health Centers.
According to their own secret cover-up list, Republicans don't want the public to see President Trump's tax returns.
Bad actors have co-opted Twitter and other social media platforms to spread disinformation and sow divisions in our society.
I fear the Republicans are using this hearing for those purposes instead of addressing the serious issues raised by social media platforms that affect Americans' everyday lives.
It's a shame that this committee, frankly, has been drawn into such a charade.
I am hoping, not just the PBMs, but the entire system of drug pricing is something we should be having hearings on.
They're wilfully ignoring how taxpayer money has been wasted by corrupt cabinet secretaries for first class travel.
I hope this committee acts swiftly and in a bipartisan way to make sure that the intended moneys that we authorized in this committee remain.
We should be able to find the money to do that without taking money away from important biomedical research and drug and device approval at the FDA.
But through this committee's investigation, we have seen another side of this crisis: some nefarious or unqualified actors are taking advantage of those who are suffering, out of the desire to capitalize on their condition.
As the opioid epidemic continues to claim lives, it is vital that we ensure individuals seeking treatment...
I have to make a comment about the mental health of thousands of children who have been separated their families due to President Trump's zero-tolerance policy.
I am concerned that actions taken by the Trump Administration to make it more difficult to receive Medicaid...
I think we are making progress reuniting them with their families, but we need to double our efforts down...
I just want to thank you, Doctor, for coming today. And I really look forward to hearing what SAMHSA is doing...
To that end, I look forward to examining these issues in more detail in executive session and to hearing what commitments these agencies can make to address the vulnerabilities.
As I stated before, given the sensitive nature of this information, I support your motion.
We have real concerns about what's happening to these children. And we have real concerns about their long-term prospects, being taken from their parents.
I know we agree that preparing this country for a bioincident is of critical importance.
I want to thank Representatives Eshoo and Brooks for their leadership on this important draft that we are discussing today.
They included encouragement of complex, adaptive, and other novel trial and medical advice designs.
I think that everybody in this room agrees this is a terrible tragedy that happened and we can't let it linger along.
We are here today because there have been warning signs about sexual misconduct in sports for decades.
It does no good for our athletes to stand on a podium if they've been harmed by the people and organizations that help get them there.





