Rick Allen

That is interesting, because CMS finally agreed to a compromise, which incidentally coincided with the story hitting the media.

Thank you very much. Mr. Secretary, as you are aware this Nation was founded on religious freedom...

This seems to be very common-sense labor law to me, as it allows Georgians to provide for their families without being forced to pay union membership dues as a condition of their employment.

Is it pro-worker to force them to be subject to this against their will, or would they value the ability to choose what information is shared with the union, which my bill The Employer Rights Act, allows?

Building a 21st century military is critical to fielding the threats of today, tomorrow, and years to come in the ever-changing cyber environment.

As you continue to work on crafting a National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2024 it is my request that full funding is included for construction of this important facility at Fort Gordon as well as fully funding the important…

Thank you, Chairman Wittman and Ranking Member Smith, for hosting this Member Day for Members of Congress to discuss priorities for the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2024.

In short, by providing these funds the Department of Education, we are effectively throwing money down a dark hole.

In my first term in Congress, we passed the Every Student Succeeds Act to replace the No Child Left Behind.

Student loan cancellation will cost every taxpayer in my district $3,527.00.

I have a lot I want to cover, but I'd first like to mention that you could put me and my constituents on the list of those folks that are very unhappy with your WOTUS rule.

Unfortunately, your budget is filled with a lot of burdensome regulations that will harm manufacturers and will increase energy prices for Americans.

I have got to add one thing. I asked the question to every one of these professionals. Can you break down the cost of healthcare for me? Peel the onion. That way I can figure out where the money is going. Not a single one of them can do…

You give the business community a waiver? They will fix healthcare in this country. Quality will go up, providers will come back because they do not have to deal with the force of this Federal, and the oppression of this Federal Government.

We have to have a private system in this country to compete with the government system.

The only way to bring down costs is competition.

Nobody is happy in healthcare. Nobody.

This government is driving up the cost of healthcare because the government is driving healthcare.

We need to be energy dominant again.

If you don't get your fiscal house in order, that is the greatest existential threat to this country.

How much are the American people going to have to sacrifice?

I have long been concerned with the lack of transparency in the healthcare industry, particularly as it relates to healthcare middlemen...

What we are here today is to address costs by increasing transparency and competition rather than price setting...

This money needs to go towards building new networks, not helping local governments.

It is frustrating when it seems that no matter how many billions of dollars we appropriate towards this mission, it just gets more complicated and it's incomplete.