I appreciate the valiant effort on behalf of my friend from Washington in attempting to dissuade Members from voting against this amendment, which I think is well founded. I appreciate the gentleman from Arizona for offering it. I would remind the gentleman from Washington that one of the roles of our office, one of the roles of our office is to assist individuals with grant applications. So there are other resources which the Federal Government supplies for individuals who are searching to try to fill out their grant applications. We are happy to help. I would also suggest, Mr. Chairman, that the gentleman makes the point, appropriately, that only 25 percent of the grants are accepted. So why should we waste Federal dollars on teaching individuals who have other avenues to be able to determine how to fill out their grant application appropriately? Why should we waste precious Federal dollars that could go to, in fact, the kinds of cures that he is endeavoring to fund with the moneys that he is promoting? Why should we waste those Federal dollars in this kind of endeavor, which, I think, is frankly ill-founded and not needed.
Tom Price: “I appreciate the valiant effort on behalf of my friend from Washington in attempting to dissuade Members from voting…”
On the recordMay 2, 2007
Source
govinfo.govEditor's note · Context
Debating the necessity of funding for grant application assistance during a House floor discussion.
Share
More from Tom Price
Sep 26, 2017
What I want to say to the speaker, don't you fly over our country in your luxury jet, and lecture us on what it means to be an American.
Apr 18, 2017
I believe firmly that the bill that has been discussed and that was put before Congress is a significantly better program than the one that we currently have.
Sep 27, 2017
What I want to say to the speaker, don't you fly over our country in your luxury jet and lecture us on what it means to be an American.
Jan 23, 2017
That is changing the way that American medicine is practiced by folks making decisions here in Washington as opposed to patients and families and doctors making those decisions.





