Buddy Carter
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Buddy Carter is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 1st congressional district since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as healthcare and Medicaid during his time in office. Carter has been an advocate for policies aimed at sustaining Medicaid for those in need, reflecting his commitment to healthcare accessibility.
I hate for us in Washington, DC, to be mandating everything that has to be done to increase efficiency.
I have the honor and privilege of representing the entire coast of Georgia, over a hundred miles of pristine coastline
We are never going to solve this problem without the buy-in from the private sector.
The annual value of the ecosystem services provided by private forests alone is valued to be over $37 billion.
It just amazes me that we in Congress continue to ignore the fact that we need to reclassify marijuana.
I really appreciate your perspective on the lifecycle perspective and your explanation of that and how we should be looking at it throughout the whole process and the lifecycle carbon output.
Let's not sell ourselves short. We've passed some good legislation in this committee that we need to continue to work on.
I want to just take just a second and thank you because I will tell you the truth, we just finished a five-week break during August, and in my district I went around the whole district telling them that I serve on the oldest, most diverse…
I was the one who had to tell the patient how much this medication was. I was the one who witnessed the mother crying because she couldn't afford the medication for her daughter.
I have been very impressed. All of them are cooperative. They get it. They understand. They want to do what is right.
I do have to tell you I do have a bill I am working on with Representative Katherine Clark of Massachusetts.
I am really proud the last session that Representative Jamie Herrera Beutler, her bill, Preventing Maternal Deaths Act, passed.
This is not a Republican, this is not a Democrat issue. It does not discriminate against anyone.
In fact, we have the unenviable, unenviable position of being the number one State in the Nation in maternal mortality.
We also need to make sure that the regulation of the energy industry doesn't create adverse price spikes.
I think that is very important, because as we go through this process, it is going to be important for the private sector to be involved.
Manufacturing is important obviously in our Nation, and it is also important in the First Congressional District of Georgia that I have the honor and privilege of representing.
We, along with Representative Gonzalez, Peter Welch and Morgan Griffith...expressing our disappointment.
And we, along with Representative Gonzalez, Peter Welch and Morgan Griffith, members of our committee...expressing our disappointment.
And I just want to thank you for bringing this to the committee's attention.
We got to be smarter than this. You know, whether you think--whatever you think about climate change, we have to be resilient, we have to be smarter.





