Happy 11th anniversary to the Affordable Care Act.
So the key word is 'quantitative,' and let's hope that we can get there.
We have learned a heck of a lot about the need for a more robust public health infrastructure during this COVID time.
In the response and aftermath of the pandemic, we must prioritize addressing these disparities that are so chronic in our society.
Since 1999 the EPA voluntary Energy Star program has been in effect.
I hope that we in the U.S. could do all of those good things plus allow for this TRIPS waiver for these poor countries.
Congress must also ban targeted advertising to those under age 18.
We should not be naive, however, and believe that in-person schooling will mean that companies stop targeting our children online.
America can lead a new era of technological innovation. We must lead with our values for freedom, human rights, and human dignity.
Children's privacy must be protected by updating COPPA, the current law, for our increasingly complex and connected digital word.
For the safety of our children, surely we can all agree science--not fear--should dictate how we protect them.