I am wondering if you can take a moment to speak to the importance of supporting fusion energy R&D projects.
Lori Trahan
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Lori Ann Trahan is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 3rd congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as economic development, healthcare, and education during her time in office. Trahan has been an advocate for working families and has emphasized the importance of infrastructure investment in her district.
I am the daughter of a union ironworker, and like several of my colleagues I am concerned that market forces will likely lead to an uptake in self-driving cars for ride hailing, transit, and delivery.
I recently signed a bipartisan letter asking HHS for a more equitable distribution of the remaining PRF to assisted living facilities.
Your appointment has sent a clear signal that the Department will once again prioritize expanding affordable, accessible, high-quality healthcare for all Americans.
I also just wanted to raise concern regarding equity of distribution of the Provider Relief Fund.
I can only imagine this is the case for many safety net hospitals serving similar populations across the country.
That funding, along with the hard work and expertise at NIH and BARDA and, yes, our private pharmaceutical manufacturers led to the development of several safe and effective vaccines.
H.R. 3 takes a bold step to flip the status quo in a system that has made billions in profit while working families, like the one I grew up in, are struggling to pay for their lifesaving medicines.
I find to be misguided and would like to just spend a bit of time clearing, or setting the record straight.
I am particularly concerned about the disproportionate impact of scams on vulnerable communities...
I think 13(b) restoration is really largely about protecting honest businesses and making sure that they can compete fairly against a level playing field of companies who are also behaving honestly.
One of the subcommittee's top priorities recently has been to hold the large social media platforms accountable.
I want to discuss a case the FTC brought in 2005 against Direct Marketing Concepts, a company based in my home State of Massachusetts.
Facebook has gotten away with far too much because of its size and market dominance.
I want to thank you for your work in protecting small business innovation and consumers.
The ability of physicians to identify the more subtle signs of SUD is critically important.
This committee's work, I have no doubt, will save lives and property, and it will restore peace of mind to the communities that I am honored to represent.
the committee's Moving Forward Act marks tremendous progress in restoring the Federal Government's role in protecting our waterways.
It should not be easier for us to prescribe pain medicine than it is for us to prescribe buprenorphine to treat someone with an opiate use disorder.
I mean, this is, after all, a national crisis, and it is going to require all of us to do a bit more to keep patients healthy and safe, which is what the MATE Act aims to do.
I am particularly grateful that the package included legislation that Senator Markey, Congressman Moulton, and I introduced, the Leonel Rondon Pipeline Safety Act.





