But only Congress can actually fix this nationwide because, yes, Oregon has a handful of meth labs remaining each year.
Danny Davis
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Danny K. Davis is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Illinois's 7th congressional district since 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, he has focused on issues such as consumer protection and social justice throughout his tenure. Davis has been an advocate for legislation aimed at addressing telemarketing fraud and ensuring honesty in sweepstakes, highlighting his commitment to protecting consumers.
The truth is it has been over 6 years in Oregon, and none of that has happened.
It was a huge mistake. Ever since then, we have been putting Band-Aids on the situation for the last 35 years.
While I am a strong proponent of law enforcement techniques and approaches to try and really get a handle and keep the ingredients away or prevent individuals from having the meth to distribute, I guess I am also a strong proponent of…
The damaging effects of meth that began in the Western States have now infiltrated my State of Illinois.
Illicit drug use is one of the most challenging difficulties facing our society.
Estimates place the cost of the meth epidemic to Illinois alone at about $2 billion per year.
I would simply want to hold the FAA to the language of the act passed back in February so that we safely accelerate the adoption of these UAVs into the National airspace.
Secretary Shinseki deserves some credit for his announcement that he has more than 40 initiatives to help VA process claims more quickly and more accurately in the future.
They deserve that you get the system right, because they cannot wait to be served a year later.
It is unacceptable that the Federal Government is doing nothing but continuing to promise what they promised before.
I do appreciate Chairman Chaffetz' continued oversight of this whole process from beginning to end.
You will no longer be allowed to come back again with promises of reforms a year away.
I've been in this business much too long to have not understood that insurance does not necessarily mean access to care.
Let me also ask you, you indicate in your written testimony that we've got to do something quick before irreversible harm is done to our health care delivery system.
In fact, polls show that Massachusetts' doctors in large numbers support the healthcare law.
Why are there no physicians on the panel from the only State in the union with mandated care?
This will be the 31st time that House Republicans voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and it will be the 31st time it will not be repealed.
I am absolutely and firmly convinced that because of the Affordable Health Care Act millions of Americans will live better, longer, healthier, and higher quality lives.
I believe that healthcare should be a right and not a privilege afforded to just a few.
I find it difficult to understand what people are talking about when they talk about the increase in need for health care.
I believe they are still going to the community health centers because they get good care and they can afford it.





