Not only is the Federal Government ill-suited to run a nationwide healthcare program as we just heard, but we must not forget that it is the poor policy decisions of lawmakers and executive officials that add to the problem by continuing to overburden our healthcare system, stifle innovative technologies, and raise prescription drug prices.
Clyde criticizes government inefficiency in managing healthcare and urges market-based solutions.
Share
More from Andrew Clyde
I rise today in support of Representative Norman's amendment, which would prevent my constituents' hard-earned taxpayer dollars from funding woke earmarks and handouts to leftist NGOs that undermine President Trump's agenda and…
I rise today in support of restoring our Second Amendment rights. Earlier this year, I worked diligently on and proudly voted for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which was signed into law by President Trump on July Fourth. Due to my…
Fifty-three years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued one of the most horrendous and devastating rulings in its nearly 237-year-old history. On this solemn anniversary, we pause to remember the unborn babies who had their lives unjustly…
I thank my good friend from Texas for yielding. Mr. Speaker, it is hard to imagine, hard to believe that we are actually here debating a born-alive act, that we actually have to do this. The question is about life. When does life begin and…
Other voices in this conversation
