S. 798 would correct an inequity that denies Survivors entitled to the Fry Scholarship the opportunity to participate in the Yellow Ribbon matching program.
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.
S. 798 would allow eligibility for the Yellow Ribbon Program for surviving spouses and the children of servicemembers who have died in the line of duty.
I always said we have a social contract with pharmaceutical companies in which we reward them for the risk and the social benefit they bring.
I feel like this could be an incredible missed opportunity to align those incentives to improve patient care.
I think we are actually seeing almost a modified version of that now as States are going to Medicaid managed care.
There are disadvantaged workers and their families who are then laid off, and their future diminished, because the Norwegians have an unfair tax advantage.
As long as the federal taxpayer gets a return on her investment, we have got to protect the federal taxpayer.
The President's budget proposes to eliminate the Title 17 program, canceling the remaining loan volume authority.
I support policies that appropriately take into consideration the unique challenges posed by small companies.
I feel like Saint Paul seeing through a glass darkly, so what I'm about to speak of, I'm not sure I entirely understand.
I urge my colleagues to support this joint resolution and allow Congress to review the law and make changes, if needed. It is the right thing to do. I ask unanimous consent that quorum calls during the consideration of H.J. Res. 83 be…
Thank you all for the good work that you do. As a physician, I am very aware of the good work that you do, so thank you.
ASFPM is very supportive of Section 203 in the Cassidy-Gillibrand bill that increases the coverage limits of ICC to $75,000.
I strongly urge this committee to give the legislation thoughtful consideration as we move towards reauthorization on September 30.
I strongly urge the Committee to give the legislation thoughtful consideration as we move toward reauthorization.
I will just say, again, now quoting Pogo, 'We've met the enemy, and he is us.' It is incredible.
Wait, so the green initiative of the green President was thwarted by permitting?
Now I feel like there is a back story which you must diplomatically, because you are on national TV, so to speak, not convey. That is just mind-boggling that an agency would be so inefficient, ineffective, that something as harmless as a…
I mentioned that to someone else, and they said the reason some of those car companies moved to Mexico is that Mexico has a trade agreement with both the EU and the United States that allows goods to move back and forth without tariff.
As you might guess, there is a lot of existential anxiety among my agricultural producers, and they are afraid that if we modernize the NAFTA act--or put it this way: Mexico has made some statements which suggest that they would retaliate…
By the way, I will echo what Senator Collins said about the un-affordability of the Affordable Care Act.
Now in the past year---- How many physicians have been de-credentialed for overprescribing opioids?





