U.S. policies do not recognize tribal governments or territories as States or fully sovereign nations.
Our desire to spur broad-based economic growth and give help to those who need it stays the same, but our laws are ever-changing.
When I talk with tribes in Montana, they tell me the same thing: they want a better future for their children and less reliance on the Feder...
The unemployment rate on some reservations, such as the northern Cheyenne reservation in Montana and the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dak...
The tax policy drives a lot of behavior, and there are a lot of places to go, but if you put in a tough tax cap, you change behavior, you ra...
We need to provide a stable foundation for paying physicians today and tomorrow, not 5 or 10 years from now.
I hope that this is the beginning of a meaningful discussion or set of discussions for our committee.
Chairman Baucus and I have both called for repeal of the flawed Sustainable Growth Rate payment formula.
I would say, if you are really trying to change behavior, limit tax deductible excludability of health care to a very basic standard option ...
There is good news and bad news with the change.
Letter from Senator Baucus and Senator Grassley to Catherine Underwood, Executive Director, American Pain Society (May 8, 2012).