Elizabeth Warren

Although we have had various sanctions in place now for years, North Korea has evaded many of these sanctions.

So just last weekend, North Korea conducted its sixth and possibly its largest nuclear test.

If this Congress moves forward and authorizes the money and gives our States the ability to stabilize their markets under the Affordable Care Act, I am all in.

I think Massachusetts is the example of showing that we can stick with strong insurance plans that protect families and at the same time have market stability and that ultimately that works for everyone.

Let us be blunt. We can either make these markets work better for consumers or we can let insurance companies hold people hostage in order to maximize their own profits.

The President has been perfectly clear about what he is doing, sabotaging healthcare and driving up costs for families.

He is using a lot of different tactics, but two of them include reducing Federal help to keep out of pocket costs low, and cutting 90 percent of the advertising efforts so that people know about affordable health insurance.

President Trump is actively working to sabotage our healthcare system.

I think it is important that we are having a bipartisan conversation about how to improve healthcare instead of destroy healthcare in America.

Fighting Back: Massachusetts Health Care Providers and the Opioid Crisis.

I look forward to helping raise the visibility of this important issue.

I support the goal of ensuring that all Americans have access to affordable coverage that best meets the needs of themselves and their families, including mental health services.

I plan to continue this approach to ensure these materials will be available when needed for a pandemic response.

If confirmed, it is my intent that OASH will continue its strong leadership role in implementing both the National HIV/AIDS Strategy and the National Viral Hepatitis Action Plan.

I believe that family caregivers deserve our gratitude, not punishment for taking time off to care for a loved one.

I think that is powerfully important and that is what I want to see in a Surgeon General.

We need a Surgeon General who is also going to lead that conversation.

You said you are willing to do something that is innovative, data-based even if it turns out to be politically controversial.

Last year, more than 2,000 people died in Massachusetts alone. This is powerfully important to me, and to the people I represent.

I think that is, at least, one way to try to take the parity that is in the law and make it a reality for families who are struggling with this.

I want to underline this because I think it is really important that we do more to make sure that insurance companies follow the law.

The number one thing we need from the Fed's Vice Chair for Supervision is a demonstrated willingness to stand up to the interests of the big banks.

Research takes money, and we need to support it in a sustained way.

But we know there is a lot more to do.

Even if the Special Diabetes Program is reauthorized, right now there are proposed cuts of over 20 percent in a single year.