We can't achieve wellness and reduce the escalation of the cost of health care for everyone or stop the drain on the health care system across our communities by disparities and uninsurance without addressing the defects of deficiencies in our interdependent system.
Emphasizing the need to address health care system deficiencies for overall wellness.
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I think Congress has put all of you in a very, very difficult position and that we simply cannot have it both ways.
the fatalities in right-to-work States are 50 percent higher than in nonright-to-work States.
I think that speaks to the value and the importance that we put on them, not that we value any of our civilians less, but just that their work is so time-sensitive.
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