We have seen serious fatalities, a record of more than, 21.3 percent per 100,000.
Jerry Moran
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Jerry Wesley Moran is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Kansas since January 3, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Moran has focused on various issues during his tenure, including veterans' affairs, agriculture, and economic development. He has been an advocate for ensuring veterans have access to quality healthcare and has worked on legislation to improve the services provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
We just want to make sure that we get it right, that we get the most abundant comments from people that are out in the field.
I do want to make very clear that it is important for us to allow for young people to have the ability to go through education programs such as 4-H programs.
The consequences of our failure to do so are more expensive in the loss of life and the economic damage to our economy and our people.
The consequences of our failure to do so are more expensive in the loss of life and the economic damage to our economy and our people.
We care a lot about this from the livestock aspect, the cost to the economy. We are an agricultural State.
The disappointment that the President's budget is inadequate--in fact, requests no money this year for the continuation of that project.
One of the reasons that that's so troublesome to me is that we're sending a message to the next generation.
I commend you for choosing a profession, a career, a path, that I think matters so much in changing the world.
I appreciate that story very much. It was very impressive, again, for me to see in the laboratory.
One of the many challenges facing our Nation involves a shortage of well-trained allied health professionals.
Every parent wants to make certain that their child has the opportunity to grow up in a safe environment.
We have seen serious fatalities, a record of more than, 21.3 percent per 100,000.
I do want to make very clear that it is important for us to allow for young people to have the ability to go through education programs such as 4-H programs.
I think this needs to receive greater thought than just a strict mileage requirement.
I would agree that if we actually paid 100 percent of actual costs, that is a different story than paying 101 percent of something less than costs.
I do share your concerns about access to healthcare particularly in rural areas and know how important that is to community survival.
I wanted to raise with you or at least ask you to assure me that the cuts in the critical access hospital program you think are appropriate or necessary.
I think working on then the definition of what that cost means is a secondary issue, and I would be glad to work with you on that.
I couldn't agree more. And I agree with--did we put this language in that I was handed that we are not going to give any more money to Pakistan until they--this is actually in the bill, or we want to put it in?
The best way that we can stop these horrendous losses of limbs and lives is to get our troops the hell out of there.
Well, that and the issue of drugs, in some cases over half of the money spent on drugs is wasted...





