they seem to have a kind of nationalistic viewpoint, in which they are willing to sacrifice efficiency and tolerate corruption
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.
they are supposed to be treating our energy producers similarly to their domestic. It is clearly not happening
they seem to have a kind of nationalistic viewpoint, in which they are willing to sacrifice efficiency and tolerate corruption
Is it time to review the tariff schedule on the shrimp that is coming from India, and why do we not?
they are supposed to be treating our energy producers similarly to their domestic. It is clearly not happening
Is it time to review the tariff schedule on the shrimp that is coming from India, and why do we not?
I am speaking about Social Security. Secretary Yellen spoke before the Senate Finance Committee last week, and, to me, it was incredibly frustrating. When asked if the President would be willing to work with Congress, she held up a piece…
they are supposed to be treating our energy producers similarly to their domestic. It is clearly not happening
I think significantly, is some of us have a hard time understanding how a company that made $21 billion in profit...
He lamented that Fleming, when he discovered penicillin, didn't seek a patent, saying that if he had, we would have had penicillin 10 years earlier than we finally got it.
If the purpose of the hearing is to demonize capitalism, we should not hate the thought of a person or a company making a profit.
Basically, at that point, we waived the white flag and we said to depend upon a Federal Government basic science researcher, and that is not what she or he is interested in, to commercialize or translate the science is not going to happen.
Basically, at that point, we waived the white flag and we said to depend upon a Federal Government basic science researcher, and that is not what she or he is interested in, to commercialize or translate the science is not going to happen.
In which case they get to set a price, which we may not like, but nonetheless, that is part of the deal.
I will say for the uninsured, just as a doc who treated the uninsured, it is not just the cost of the vaccine, it is the administration fee.
Yes, I would rather they set price on a drug that exists than have people like my mother-in-law and others who have died of cancer because there is no treatment that exists for them.
I applaud those like Banting, and Best, and others like Maurice Hilleman, who developed vaccine and made them generally available.
I will say for the uninsured, just as a doc who treated the uninsured, it is not just the cost of the vaccine, it is the administration fee.
He lamented that Fleming, when he discovered penicillin, didn't seek a patent, saying that if he had, we would have had penicillin 10 years earlier than we finally got it.
Yes, I would rather they set price on a drug that exists than have people like my mother-in-law and others who have died of cancer because there is no treatment that exists for them.
We can't be a country that encourages citizens and companies to succeed and step up and make a difference and then shames them when they do.
I applaud those like Banting, and Best, and others like Maurice Hilleman, who developed vaccine and made them generally available.
For decades, this Committee has passed legislation knowing that we would have to ask companies to step up at perhaps a pandemic time.
If the purpose of the hearing is to demonize capitalism, we should not hate the thought of a person or a company making a profit.
I think significantly, is some of us have a hard time understanding how a company that made $21 billion in profit...





