If you want to be in the biggest part of our economy, health care, and especially at the tail end of our lives, be out there, be open.
Mike Braun
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Mike Braun is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Indiana, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Braun has focused on issues such as fair representation and gerrymandering, advocating for equitable electoral maps in Indiana. His business background includes founding a successful auto parts company, which has informed his approach to economic policy and job creation.
What we have just been hearing here is just what I like about a committee like this.
Unless you at least embrace what is done in all other industries, which is make it easy for people that want to buy your services know what it is going to cost...
Generally--and that is at least a little bit surprising, and generally, it is a folks at the other end of the spectrum, the low and middle, especially low, that don't get adequate services.
Right now, for instance, the Biden Administration is saying one thing and actually doing another.
The Federal Government should make it easier for people to enter the health care workforce and for families to take care of their loved ones.
No one should go broke in this country because they get sick or have a bad accident.
No one should go broke in this country because they get sick or have a bad accident.
No one should go broke in this country because they get sick or have a bad accident.
I've been in so many of these hearings, and my observation is that we have two constants that are part of this discussion.
The easiest thing, the chip shot for this place, ought to be to just do a budget, quit borrowing from our kids and grandkids.
Biden has put us out there with a budget. The only place it is publicly out there, $42 trillion in debt in 5 years, $52 trillion, in 10 years.
Biden has put us out there with a budget. The only place it is publicly out there, $42 trillion in debt in 5 years, $52 trillion, in 10 years.
The easiest thing, the chip shot for this place, ought to be to just do a budget, quit borrowing from our kids and grandkids.
The easiest thing, the chip shot for this place, ought to be to just do a budget, quit borrowing from our kids and grandkids.
the laws that govern who could enter this country are some of our most important. Those laws, from the time President Biden got elected, have been completely ignored. And as point person, Secretary Mayorkas has been the leading individual…
Biden has put us out there with a budget. The only place it is publicly out there, $42 trillion in debt in 5 years, $52 trillion, in 10 years.
Until China accepts the responsibility that it is in a lethal business and gets rid of it...
Something has got to give there because it is a crisis beyond just the humanitarian one and it is impacting every State.
We thank Ranking Member Braun for his leadership on the Reentry Act, which would promote continuous access to care for dually eligible individuals.





