Bill Cassidy
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Bill Morgan Cassidy is an American politician and physician currently serving as the junior United States Senator from Louisiana, a position he has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Cassidy has focused on various issues during his tenure, including healthcare, veterans' affairs, and economic development. He has been an advocate for reforms in the healthcare system and has expressed strong opinions on public health policies, including vaccination schedules.
I tell folks, I wake up every morning and think about how to make life better for the people of my state and my country, and I can tell you that reliable, accountable, affordable flood insurance is part of that.
Every year, more and more people have to drop their National Flood Insurance Program coverage because it is too expensive and too unreliable, so this is about making flood insurance affordable again.
[The Jones Act] supports American industry. In my state, Louisiana ports, shipyards, energy producers, maritime workers, are a large portion of the state’s economy.
“It is our duty to support our veterans, who risked their lives to defend our freedoms,” said Dr. Cassidy.
Most importantly, Americans should reject those who say that our divisions are greater than our shared identity. We must remain one nation, united not by uniformity of opinion but by devotion to constitutional government, individual…
That unity is not some sentimental ‘can’t we all get along’ aspiration. It is a practical necessity. The country’s largest challenges cannot be solved without it.
People are concerned about making their own ends meet, not about putting a slush fund together without a legal precedent.
It may have cost me my seat, but who cares? I had the privilege of voting to uphold the Constitution.
If trust is destroyed, whether in marriage, business, or politics, it’s harder to get things done.
At its best, America has renewed itself through leaders who understood that public office is a responsibility, not a performance.
Louisiana families want their tax dollars to support families, not abortion businesses that kill unborn babies and hurt mothers.
Until the administration provides clarity, no congressional authorization or extension can be justified.
While I support the administration’s efforts to dismantle Iran’s nuclear program, the White House and Pentagon have left Congress in the dark on Operation Epic Fury. In Louisiana, I’ve heard from people, including President Trump’s…
I want to thank the 12 Louisiana firefighters who recently left their homes and families to provide critical support for people in Texas after devastating flooding earlier this month.
Let's trust the American people, Mr. President. Let's give power to the patients, not billions to the insurance companies.
What if we give the patient the power? What if we say it goes to an account that she controls, that she can spend on her physician, her dental care, her prescriptions, on her eyeglasses?
I think we can do better than just hiding the costs of high healthcare and high health insurance costs by the Federal Government spending billions more.
We need to talk now. We can't just like come up on the vote and suddenly have a solution.
Mr. President, there are reports that the government will be reopened tonight or tomorrow morning, and all I can say is, it is about time. It has been 40 days too long.
I didn't show the poster, but in our proposal taking the 50-year-old couple with 2 kids, 19 and 20, their family would get $5,000 in their account, and the net deductible would be less than the silver plan the Democrats want. And the…
Now, we can push for big ideas, grandiose ideas, on the right or the left.





