I was so proud of the bipartisan work that we did on this Committee while I was a Member during my first 6 years in Congress.
We know all too well that newer, stronger, and deadlier analogs of fentanyl continue to proliferate.
No community in this country has been spared. New England and New Hampshire, in particular, have been devastated by this crisis.
We have seen the opioid crisis evolve and take many different forms.
Ensuring that our electric grid can operate without disruptions is imperative to ensuring that hospitals can treat patients, first responder...
If our constituents are at risk, we need to be able to inform them of the level of risk.
this federal funding will be critical.
Thank you, Chairwoman Eshoo, for holding this important hearing and for giving us the opportunity to discuss legislation critical to funding...
If the conversation today has shown us anything, it is that Medicaid block granting simply does not work.
Fifteen point one billion.
As our population ages, it is Medicaid that is the safety net for our most vulnerable citizens.