Neal Dunn

Overly proscriptive policies from the Biden White House are drowning American innovators with burdensome regulation.

I came to speak on this bill because it means a lot to me. My war was Vietnam, and I remember the end of that war. I remember the friends that we left behind, I remember the families that were torn apart, and it still weighs on me. Now I…

On that I demand the yeas and nays. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursuant to section 3(s) of House Resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. The vote was taken by electronic device, and there were--yeas 221, nays 205, not voting 4, as…

I was recorded as Yes--I intended to vote ``No'' on Rollcall No. 201. personal explanation

You know, the United States has a wonderful story to tell when it comes to the development of the vaccines.

any policy that will choke off investment in an entire industry--and an industry that is in the industry of making cures--is bad policy.

What happens to these potential cures if H.R. 3 is signed into law?

This is not an attitude we should be importing, and it flies in the face of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

I am disappointed by this shortsighted effort to control prices at the cost of tradeoffs that are just too harmful to patients suffering from many diseases.

let's not destroy the American pharmaceutical industry and strangle innovation in the process.

H.R. 3 is an industry-killing proposal at a time when so many cures are on the horizon.

I had the opportunity to meet with a group of COVID long-haulers from Florida last week, and hearing from these patients confirmed my impression about the mysterious and lingering medical conditions that affect a number of COVID survivors…

I believe that price transparency throughout the healthcare system will empower patients to choose their care and ultimately lead to lower cost.

I am disappointed, however, that this LIFT Act lacks a bipartisan buy-in and, like the American Rescue Plan, lacks targeted allocation of funds.

It seems to me that they would be pushed to the front of the line.

I am particularly concerned with scams targeted towards veterans, seniors, and those living in rural communities like the ones I represent in Florida's 2nd congressional district.

The pace at which Pfizer and Moderna, J&J and others, who have developed their vaccines, is truly unprecedented, and I commend the administration's actions for the fastest vaccine development in history.

As we pass one year from the date that the Trump administration declared a public health emergency, I would like to extend my sincere condolences to those who have lost loved ones to the virus.

I thank Chairman Roe for putting on this opportunity for us to address the American people directly and reassure them that this Operation Warp Speed is truly an amazing accomplishment for our country. Mr. Speaker, if you were born after…

I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong support of the CARES Act. COVID-19, otherwise known as the coronavirus, has seriously impacted our country, both medically and economically. During this unprecedented time…

An economy that is booming for so many others is still not providing much needed relief for many people in the agricultural industry.

Today's American consumer tends to care more about where their food is sourced and how it is produced.

As the veteran population continues to diversify, we must ensure that the Department of Veterans Affairs is equipped to provide all those who have bravely served our great Nation with equitable, high-quality health care.

We got to find a way to do guestworkers. It is a shame that--I didn't know it was 34 years of problems.

Good morning. We meet again as our farmers and ranchers back home continue to face tough times.