A trailer manufacturer has had to raise prices 25 to 30 percent. He told me on the phone, 'I am livid. We are getting destroyed.'
Jackie Walorski
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Jackie Walorski is a Republican politician from Indiana who served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2013 until her death in 2022. During her time in Congress, she was known for her work on issues related to healthcare, particularly in expanding access to services for patients. Walorski was a strong advocate for bipartisan legislation, often collaborating with colleagues across the aisle to address pressing community health needs. Her efforts were recognized by various organizations, including the National Association of Community Health Centers, which endorsed her initiatives aimed at improving healthcare access.
Again, the tariffs start tomorrow, but they have already been felt in these industries.
There is an incredible amount of anxiety in my district over the threat of retaliation.
I want you to do as best as you can for our Nation and for my district, and that is my concern.
It is hard to believe that it was just literally over a month ago that President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law.
They would like to have access to more data so they know, and they are a little bit less at risk on, you know, falling into some kind of a doctor-shopping kind of a network.
Like so many of the parts of the country, the opioid epidemic has affected my district in Indiana.
Unfortunately, last year a dear friend of mine, a doctor in my district, was murdered for refusing to prescribe opioids.
I thank the chairman for all of his work. Madam Speaker, I can't tell you how grateful I am to cast a vote to move our Tax Code one step closer to its first overhaul in 31 years. We know the Tax Code is broken. The American people know the…
This is why the American people hold us accountable and we try to hold you accountable.
I was not present for votes on 9/27/17 because I was in Indiana with the President of the United States on an official visit. Had I been present, I would have voted ``Yea'' on rollcall No. 538, ``Yea'' on rollcall No. 539, and ``Yea'' on…
I appreciate Chairman Smith's support and the work he has done on this bill. Madam Chair, I rise in strong support of the Increasing Opportunity and Success for Children and Parents Through Evidence-Based Home Visiting Act. In my home…
So the filters aren't working. Whatever was done prior to January of 2017 is not working.
So what happens now as a result of this report? Because still, what you are describing is what is happening pre-2017.
one of the things they talk about in here is a prescriber in my home state of Indiana wrote an average of 24 opioid prescriptions each for 108 beneficiaries in a year, costing Medicare Part D $1.1 million just to that Indiana physician.
So just from your professional opinion, where do we go on this? What else has to happen?
How long is a pattern and a practice? So who is your doctor here that took this to the limit and over the top?
Myself and Mr. Kind, previously who spoke, sent a letter with 16 of our colleagues to the Indian Ambassador voicing our strong concerns, and I am happy to provide that letter to you.
I want to thank you for indulging me when you first came in today and talking and chatting about this Section 232.
I would just ask that, you know, to consider the anxiety from my constituents about the prospect of tariffs and quotas on imports.
I appreciate it. And can you just give me the bottom line, 20 seconds, as you see the Section 232 as it pertains to steel and aluminum?





