Frank Pallone
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Frank Joseph Pallone is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for New Jersey's 6th congressional district since 1993. A member of the Democratic Party, Pallone has been a prominent advocate for health care reform, environmental protection, and consumer rights. He has played a key role in shaping legislation related to public health and climate change, often speaking out against policies he views as detrimental to these areas.
I support this budget because it takes the next logical steps in an already highly coherent energy strategy.
Let's not lose sight of the opportunity to turn America into an energy superpower.
We need a modern and more resilient infrastructure to safely and responsibly maximize our growing oil and gas output.
I'm one who will always look for areas of agreement--areas of common ground on an energy policy that can benefit all Americans.
There are always going to be opportunities to strengthen and expand the Federal programs that serve individuals living with serious mental illness.
I think the very important thing though is we need to talk about all of HHS programs, and all the tools we have in the toolkit in order to fix the problem, and not just focus on 11 percent of the action.
The GAO report notes that, and I quote, 'Staff from 90 percent of the programs targeted serious mental illness reported coordinating with their counterparts and other programs.'
President Obama's budget proposal for fiscal year 2016 lays out a fiscally responsible plan to invest in our future and makes sure that hardworking Americans are able to benefit from an economy that is finally improving. I am particularly…
Real progress on these very serious health and environmental problems takes a sustained commitment of time and money.
I just think that this funding could make all the difference for small communities struggling to provide safe drinking water.
The responsibility for communities and public water systems to continuously provide safe drinking water is a key component of the Nation's health and their wellbeing.
Protecting America's waters is one of EPA's priorities laid out in the President's budget for this next fiscal year.
I have great respect for my colleague from Pennsylvania, but I just think more and more what I am hearing from my Republican colleagues is what I call ``fantasy land.'' This isn't the America we know. In the past few years, since the…
Making higher education available to everyone has to be a top priority, and the President's budget makes a major commitment to increasing access to high-quality education from preschool through college, particularly at our Nation's…
We know that most people trust their doctors and nurses more than they trust me or other public figures.
Since the law went into effect, nearly 76 million Americans have received no-cost coverage for preventative services.
This year, we are seeing a severe flu season. Across the country, hospitalization rates are higher.





