American trade policy unleashes our people's talent and productivity by removing foreign barriers through tough negotiations and enforcement.
Mike Crapo
The Public Record
Mike Dean Crapo is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Idaho, a position he has held since 1999. A member of the Republican Party, Crapo has focused on various issues including tax policy, healthcare, and trade. He has been an advocate for making the 2017 Trump tax cuts permanent and has expressed support for targeted tariffs to protect American interests.
Respectfully, an American trade policy cannot rest on massive spending on subsidies. That approach borrows more from China's traditions than ours.
Respectfully, an American trade policy cannot rest on massive spending on subsidies. That approach borrows more from China's traditions than ours.
We are fortunate that in America we are coming up with new, innovative treatments, and we are doing everything we can to accelerate them.
I have serious concerns with the focus on partisan policies that risk harming health-care access and affordability.
I want to make it clear. We are not talking about trying to reduce benefits in Medicare or Social Security for our seniors.
The Federal Government should focus on supporting States as they work to return Medicaid to post-pandemic normalcy.
I ask you, Secretary Becerra, to take back to the President my plea that he engage with us in negotiations.
Without further action, however, these policies will expire at the end of 2024, creating a coverage cliff for tens of millions of seniors across the country.
We are fortunate that in America we are coming up with new, innovative treatments, and we are doing everything we can to accelerate them.
I want to make it very clear. The Republicans are asking for negotiations on the debt ceiling process, to add some fiscal restraint into the debt ceiling extension.
The Federal Government should focus on supporting States as they work to return Medicaid to post-pandemic normalcy.
Respectfully, however, an American trade policy cannot rest on massive spending on subsidies.
this administration has taken unprecedented steps to erode this pathway, deterring lifesaving innovation and delaying access to care.
I encourage you to look at this carefully, and if you have not already done it, to conduct an impact analysis.
this administration has taken unprecedented steps to erode this pathway, deterring lifesaving innovation and delaying access to care.
We are not talking about trying to reduce benefits in Medicare or Social Security for our seniors.
Respectfully, an American trade policy cannot rest on massive spending on subsidies. That approach borrows more from China's traditions than ours.
the administration should accordingly partner with Congress and the American people, not try to cut us out, because under the Constitution it cannot.
Instead of turning to a one-size-fits-all solution, we should look to proven models for Federal programs, such as Medicare Advantage.
Without further action, however, these policies will expire at the end of 2024, creating a coverage cliff for tens of millions of seniors across the country.





