Instead of going bilateral, bilateral, bilateral, bilateral times 11, to get back into TPP would really send a message to China.
Your point is extremely valid. Other countries have beat us to the punch, and we have got to get busy.
What agricultural producers need right now is certainty and predictability.
Recruiting, training, and retaining staff are some of the greatest challenges we have.
There is no reason why rural communities should be left behind as other areas continue to advance their health-care systems.
Whatever we can do to open up even more the use of telehealth services to support the local rural health-care professionals.
We have to drive quite a few miles to get to that hospital, like you have in Alamosa.
We have long said that rural residents deserve the same quality health care as their urban counterparts.
All of us look forward to working with each of you in a bipartisan way, both sides of the aisle.
I do not want to get picked off by all of a sudden saying 'no' to the critical access or moving to some other thing without really knowing w...
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