Neal Dunn
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Neal Patrick Dunn is an American politician and physician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Florida's 2nd congressional district since January 3, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Dunn has focused on issues such as healthcare, veterans' affairs, and economic development during his time in office. He has been an advocate for policies aimed at improving access to medical care and supporting local businesses in his district. Dunn's background as a physician informs his legislative priorities, particularly in the areas of health policy and medical research.
I think there is a clear pattern of censorship, and it reveals the political leanings of those who were censored.
America needs to be leading. But in order to lead, we have to have spectrum available in order to lead the harmonization.
We need this committee to jumpstart us and get us into those discussions because, right now, we are ceding those conversations to China.
It is very incumbent on us in Congress to pave a path forward for American commercial enterprise to compete with China's rapid technological development.
I worry that the Chinese Communist Party will leverage that innovation against the entire free world.
Every person in this room should be concerned about CCP dominance of 5G technology and what that means for national security.
Absolutely not. What we should do is have a coherent process that, when a decision is made, that the decision sticks.
A national standard will provide all Americans certainty that their data is protected while providing clear rules for the road for businesses to follow.
I appreciate the opportunity to discuss the importance of advancing a bipartisan national privacy and data security bill.
It became clear that the Chinese Communist Party poses a huge threat to the free world.
The LAUNCH Communications Act streamlines some of the bureaucratic elements of the launch process, making it easier for private companies to obtain authorizations.
We need to ensure that the regulatory processes, in fact, support innovation and don't hamper that or get in the way.
Closing the digital divide is encouraging innovation in satellite communications, outstanding priority for me personally and for this committee.
The ability to maintain internet access during and after natural disasters is vitally important to saving lives.
The United States literally must remain a global leader in innovative satellite technologies and communications.
The Federal Government should play a supportive role in this by ensuring that the regulatory process does not inhibit innovation with overly burdensome regulations.
So I hope that we can actually solve this problem for you during this very productive congressional session that we plan to have.
Another goal that is particularly important to me is bringing rural broadband access to every square foot of the Florida Panhandle.
Importantly, the HALT Fentanyl Act will permanently place all fentanyl-related substances into Schedule I.
There is no street drug that is safe. There is no pusher who can be trusted. Everything could be laced with fentanyl.
So we have an important opportunity today to advance legislation that will protect all Americans, including the most vulnerable...
I think the entire concept of QALYs is contrary to the American values that set our free society apart from socialist healthcare systems.
In order to protect our private data and independence from the Chinese Communist Party, we have to focus on nearshoring and friendshoring our supply chains in conjunction with fair trade deals.
Overly proscriptive policies from the Biden White House are drowning American innovators with burdensome regulation.





