Raphael Warnock

As I have said time and time again, broadband is to the 21st century what electricity was in the 20th century.

ReConnect, to be fair, is just one component of solving this big problem, but all of this new broadband infrastructure does not do a bit of good if people cannot access it, but also if people cannot afford it.

I have worked tirelessly to address the needs of all Georgians, including the unique challenges faced by rural and underserved communities.

I look forward to working with you, and I remain committed to ensuring that all Georgians have access to the services they need to build wealth and ensure their financial security.

As I have said time and time again, broadband is to the 21st century what electricity was in the 20th century.

Today I have the honor of celebrating the exceptional contributions of Ms. Sherri A. Berger as she departs the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Throughout her distinguished career, Ms. Berger has been a tireless champion of…

Patients voices are critical to this process and thank you for your leadership.

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

It is also important that we include patient perspective and priorities into our therapy development.

I have heard from Georgians across the State who have been personally affected by rare and serious diseases, from ALS to Barth syndrome, to many others, and despite the differences in these diseases, there is one thing they have in common…

I was proud to co-sponsor Ranking Member Braun's Promising Pathway Act. That is good public policy, and it would help patients with life threatening diseases receive early access to promising treatments.

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Patients voices are critical to this process and thank you for your leadership.

It is also important that we include patient perspective and priorities into our therapy development.

I was proud to co-sponsor Ranking Member Braun's Promising Pathway Act. That is good public policy, and it would help patients with life threatening diseases receive early access to promising treatments.

I have heard from Georgians across the State who have been personally affected by rare and serious diseases, from ALS to Barth syndrome, to many others, and despite the differences in these diseases, there is one thing they have in common…

Patients voices are critical to this process and thank you for your leadership.

It is also important that we include patient perspective and priorities into our therapy development.

I have heard from Georgians across the State who have been personally affected by rare and serious diseases, from ALS to Barth syndrome, to many others, and despite the differences in these diseases, there is one thing they have in common…

I was proud to co-sponsor Ranking Member Braun's Promising Pathway Act. That is good public policy, and it would help patients with life threatening diseases receive early access to promising treatments.

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

These fees do not just directly hurt families. Small businesses, which form the backbone of our economy also face the brunt of predatory fees.

I am proud of our efforts to ensure that communities have equal access to financial resources so we can build an economy that works for all Americans.

We must hold these businesses accountable when they juice their profits off the backs of hardworking Americans.

These junk fees are keeping hardworking Americans out of our financial system, particularly those who are already living on the edge of the economy.