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John Rice Carter is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 1st congressional district since 2003. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as military and veteran affairs, as well as economic development in his district. Carter has been involved in various legislative efforts aimed at supporting local businesses and enhancing the quality of life for his constituents. Throughout his tenure, he has participated in numerous committees and has been an advocate for policies that align with conservative values.
I thank the gentleman for his comments, and I certainly appreciate his leadership here in the House. Madam Speaker, as you heard earlier from one of our speakers, CMS estimates that this change alone, doing away with the DIR fees--putting…
I am grateful for the time tonight to talk about a very important subject. As many Members know, currently, I am the only pharmacist serving in Congress, and that is something I take very seriously. Two of the things that I really wanted…
I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Chair, I rise today in opposition to the so-called Protecting Americans with Preexisting Conditions Act. Mr. Chair, this is a misnomer. A misnomer is defined as a wrong or inaccurate name or…
I thank the gentleman for his keen insight on this subject. It is very important, and I appreciate his expertise. Madam Speaker, what the gentleman from Kansas was speaking about are two proposals that are before CMS right now. One…
I thank Dr. Dunn for his keen insight on this very important subject and for his comments. Madam Speaker, I have a couple other comments about PBMs. As I mentioned earlier, if you look at their website, if you look at what their mission…
I thank the gentleman for yielding, and I thank him for hosting this today. This is extremely important. Mr. Speaker, I have the honor and privilege of representing the First Congressional District of Georgia, a district that includes the…
I would say that as an industry, I believe that, and I know as a company, we focus on making those investments because the most important thing to us is the safety and wellness of our residents.
I do think in this country we have a bias of homeowners versus renters, and I don't believe that renters are often the given the credit.
We are very excited about opportunity zones, because it really made projects that maybe were not financially feasible before that benefit, feasible.
One very quick example that I think could move the needle as low hanging fruit, when I go to many of our communities, I go at night and just look at the parking.
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