H.R. 2322, sponsored by Congressman Walberg, would improve care for injured and amputee veterans.
Tim Walberg
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Tim Walberg is an American politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 5th congressional district, a position he has held since January 5, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Walberg has focused on various issues during his tenure, including education and fiscal policy. He has been vocal about the challenges facing education in the United States, recently commenting on the decline in NAEP scores in subjects like math and reading.
I would agree with you and I agree in looking at PURPA myself that while Congress I think ought to take action on it, yet there are significant upgrades, modifications that I believe FERC can make on your own.
at the end of the day, veterans should receive the best available and timely care they can get.
I can't build my classic car engines and motorcycle engines again very easily, changing them from the ground up in order to deal with RFS standards.
Can you assure me that ads and content are not being denied based on particular views?
There has to be compassion. There has to be a willingness of a patient to seek help, first and foremost, but there also has to be certainly a willingness of the medical profession and society in general to reach out and solve the problem…
Since Obamacare became the law of the land, America's small businesses have struggled to dig themselves out from under the law's crushing weight.
Empowering small businesses to form AHPs is especially near and dear to my heart.
It is estimated that 300,000 small business jobs have been eliminated because of Obamacare, and 10,000 small businesses nationwide have been forced to close their doors.
I thank the gentlelady. And, again, this hearing has been just that, a hearing opportunity to have ideas and concerns raised.
This legislation would expand health care coverage and lower costs for workers by empowering small businesses to band together through association health plans.
America's job creators deserve better than the failing status quo of limited coverage options at sky-high prices.
As I travel to each corner of my district, I hear from workers and families who are optimistic about the new tax cut law and what it means for their pocketbooks. There is a momentum in our economy, and the latest jobs report from February…
Thank you for highlighting my legislation, H.R. 5174, as part of this hearing.
Do you believe that elevating cybersecurity functions to a Senate-confirmed assistant secretary level will help intergovernmental and interagency communication as well as multidirectional information sharing with DOE's ability to…
Times have changed and we should be thinking differently now about energy security and emergency preparedness.
Additionally, it requires the FCC to report to Congress on its efforts to promote broadband internet access for veterans, especially low-income and rural veterans. I would love to have broadband to my home, as well. This bill is critical…
I thank the gentleman for yielding, and I appreciate the opportunity to talk about the truth. We heard so much dismissal of the tax cut plan before we passed it. Now that we passed it, not only did we read it beforehand, but rereading it…
I thank the chairman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I would first like to start off by remembering Ray Baum, whom this legislation is named after, very appropriately, and I thank the chairman for sharing him with us. As was correctly stated by…
Representatives Tim Walberg and Debbie Dingell introduced legislation, H.R. 5041, the Safe Disposal of Unused Medication Act, that would reduce the number of unused controlled substances at risk of diversion or misuse by allowing hospice…





