There are bipartisan solutions to lower drug prices, including H.R. 19, the Lower Costs, More Cures Act.

Developing therapies will not happen unless we somehow find a way to incentivize our partners in the pharmaceutical industry.

I just don't think this bill is constitutional.

I believe single-payer systems are a very dangerous idea.

I challenge my colleagues: Would you still agree with this statement, knowing that one of those forfeitures could have been the COVID-19 vaccine?

We know the American people want lower prices. But they do not want to sacrifice access to life-changing treatment.

If we are going to do the right thing, even when we disagree, let's at least do the constitutional.

There is room for bipartisan action to lower costs.

I am very concerned about the consequences of Speaker Pelosi's partisan drug bill, H.R. 3, that is before us today.

Under H.R. 3, we would be forced to sacrifice this access for bureaucracy and fewer cures.

I remain concerned that the bill currently does nothing to resolve potential First Amendment issues.