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 wake up every morning, and I think about how to make life better for the people in my state and in my country. I can tell you: reliable, accountable, affordable flood insurance makes life better.
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 liberty, and the rule of…
Safeguards protecting against coercion, such as the in-person dispensing requirement, must be reinstated immediately.
If Congress has the power to guarantee reliable flood insurance that people can afford, why don’t we?
I’m a doctor. I know that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
They would like to have flood insurance. They would like to go to sleep at night knowing that they are protected if some terrible flooding event occurs.
It is our duty to support our veterans, who risked their lives to defend our freedoms.
The American people need flood insurance which is affordable and also reliable.
Coverage should be there, whether politicians decide to get their act together or not.
We’ve got to act now to make flood insurance affordable again before it’s too late.
I’ve cut taxes, secured funding for roads, bridges, and local airports, and strengthened public safety to do just that.
We’re building a Louisiana where Acadiana’s next generation wants to stay and raise a family.
[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.
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.
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…
“It is our duty to support our veterans, who risked their lives to defend our freedoms,” said Dr. Cassidy.
Protecting Louisiana workers is my top priority. The Democrats’ proposal puts workers at risk and threatens their livelihoods.
Louisiana businesses thrive when they have a skilled workforce, safe community, and the tools to keep building.
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.
I worked to bring this funding home to Louisiana so our airports can keep up with demand and stay safe.





