Political Quotes

On the recordFebruary 8, 2023
This legislation is targeted to COVID-19, and has nothing to do with other diseases. Further, CDC does not have clear authority to mandate vaccination requirements. The order referenced in legislation is implementing a Presidential proclamation and not a standing authority that CDC has. Further, almost every single one of CDC's overreaches in authority have been challenged. CDC is still fighting for their ability to require masks in public transit stations in court. They are still fighting that. Why would we adopt this amendment and signal that they have authority to mandate vaccinations in the future? I urge a ``no'' vote on this amendment, and I yield to the primary sponsor of the underlying legislation, the gentleman from Kentucky (Mr. Massie).
Said by
Larry Bucshon
Republican · Indiana

Share & report

More from Larry Bucshon

Mar 2, 2016

The bipartisan bill before us today improves access to quality healthcare providers for vulnerable Medicaid patients. Today, State Medicaid programs too often suffer from waste, fraud, and abuse, which can harm beneficiaries and waste…

govinfo.gov
Jun 28, 2017

As a physician I have seen firsthand how frivolous lawsuits against experienced physicians have hindered the health care system and increased costs to all patients. It is imperative we address this through common sense legislation. This…

govinfo.gov
Mar 2, 2016

This bipartisan amendment makes a few technical changes to the bill. First, this amendment modifies the short title to better reflect the policies of both sections of the bill. Second, this amendment updates the effective dates throughout…

govinfo.gov
Sep 7, 2016

On rollcall No. 482, I was unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``aye.''

govinfo.gov

Other voices in this conversation