Shalanda Young
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Shalanda Delores Young is the Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in the Biden administration, a position she has held since March 24, 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Young has a strong background in public policy and has worked in various roles within the government. She has been involved in significant legislative efforts, including programs aimed at supporting families during the pandemic.
The President has stated many times the belief that climate change is an existential threat from our national defense.
we should do is change the tax rates to make sure we do go back to fair rates at a time of a strong economy
the Constitution is very clear about who gets to appropriate, and it is Congress, out of the three equal branches.
I had a hard time hearing, there was a loud buzz, but you have my commitment.
I think that is the only way we are going to find solutions is through a bipartisan one, where Congress works together and the administration works in partnerships.
I think there is more of a role for the Federal Government to ensure that there are some baselines being met across the States to ensure vulnerable populations are taken care of.
He continues to outreach to governors on both sides of the aisle who continue to say that they are in need.
Yes, we believe we appropriately spent it a time when Americans were dying at a rapid rate of COVID for the Rescue Plan.
I just want to, and I think I stated this in my written testimony, that there is a caveat about treating American Samoa, in particular, like a State.
If we received enough Federal funding for our Medicaid program, it really would allow us to cover all or most of the comprehensive services that are required under the Social Security Act.
The first thing we will do is we will suspend all of the new services that we recently added and was approved by CMS 2 years ago.
We cannot fix the FMAP and not also fix the cap, because what will happen is, if you only fix the FMAP, all that means is we will spend our Federal dollars faster and we will exhaust them.
For Congress to fail to increase the territories' annual Medicaid block grant and to provide a more fair FMAP for the territories in light of the knowledge of the consequences and the loss of lives and potentially crippling physical and…
To mitigate future attacks, all businesses must be prepared to defend against an attack when it arises.





