Madam Speaker, hopefully I get an opportunity to speak and continue tomorrow. General Leave

I am proud to support each of these important bills and thank our sponsors and our committee for their commitment to improving public health.

The Congenital Heart Futures Reauthorization Act will continue the CDC surveillance program, continue to provide NIH grants for further congenital heart disease research.

Again, I want to thank Chairman Pitts and Ranking Member Green for holding this very important hearing and including my bill, the Congenital Heart Futures Reauthorization Act.

Madam Speaker, last week, the House passed a comprehensive opioid bill. I am pleased my Medicare part D drug management program was included in this legislation to help address the growing opioid problem within Medicare. This measure…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of the Conscience Protection Act. This legislation helps us protect our Nation's most vulnerable and protects healthcare providers' right of choice. The Conscience Protection Act will enable healthcare…

This recent trend towards differentiating between types of companies that can potentially compete against one another in the free market is a troubling regulatory development in my opinion.

Again, members from both sides of the aisle are interested in this, our constituents come first.

My constituents want to be sure that their important information is security protected online at all times.

Like many of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, I think it is imperative for you to listen to the chorus of concerns for your set-top box NPRM and embrace the apps-based approach that won't shackle the industry to a…

My constituents and I are also concerned about the likelihood of confusion that will grow exponentially with your new ISP privacy proposals under our Title II.