prompt action on these types of bills is extremely important and the well being of us Western States.
Dean Heller
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Dean Heller is a Republican politician from Nevada who served as a United States Senator from 2011 to 2017. He was the first Republican to win a statewide office in Nevada since 2002 when he was elected to the Senate in a special election to fill the vacancy left by John Ensign. During his time in the Senate, Heller focused on issues such as healthcare, tax reform, and veterans' affairs. He was known for his moderate stance on certain issues, including his support for the Affordable Care Act's protections for pre-existing conditions.
today, I wish to congratulate Lt. Col. Henry Buttelmann on receiving the Congressional Gold Medal, honoring his role as an American Fighter Ace during the Korean and Vietnam wars. American Fighter Aces are pilots who shot down five or more…
today, I wish to congratulate Captain (Dr.) Clayton K. Gross on receiving the Congressional Gold Medal, honoring his role as an American Fighter Ace during World War II. American Fighter Aces are pilots who shot down five or more enemy…
MOAA strongly supports the 21st Century Veterans Benefits Delivery Act, S. 1203, and urges the Committee to favorably report the bill at the earliest opportunity.
FRA supports this legislation, sponsored by Sen. Dean Heller (NV) that will help veteran owned family businesses remain eligible for small business benefits.
The 21st Century Veterans Benefits Delivery Act builds upon Senator Heller and Casey's legislation to resolve the backlog of veterans' claims.
today, I rise to join this bipartisan group calling for support of the USA FREEDOM Act. I want to begin by thanking my friend and colleague from Utah for his hard work and effort on behalf of the American people on this, my friend from…
I think it is important that we have effective environmental laws that balance the need to protect wildlife and the environment while allowing for reasonable economic development.
Unfortunately, the Endangered Species Act, I believe, is a prime example of a law that has proven to be out of date and frankly, ineffective.
Since the last time it was reformed 30 years ago, it has less than a 2 percent effective recovery rate.
I want to see that done. That is why Senator Tester and I are working together on this.
The Women Veterans Access to Quality Care Act introduced by U.S. Senator Heller (R-NV) and U.S. Senator Murray (D-WA) may go a large way toward accomplishing this goal.
Would you anticipate in the next 10 years that there would be a women's clinic in every hospital across the country?
Senator Dean Heller (NV) (for himself and Ms. Murray) has introduced S. 471 the Women Veterans Access to Quality Care Act.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Again, thanks to the witnesses for being here today.
DAV is pleased to support S. 471, the Women Veterans Access to Quality Care Act introduced by Senators Heller and Murray.
To date, our committee has not come across any issues with regard to mental health care for women veterans.
So, instead of asking them if they are a veteran, ask them if they have served in the military.
Last year, the Las Vegas VA Hospital served a total of 4,500-plus women veterans.
The problem was is that they failed to recognize or realize how much use that facility would have.
In the past 10 years--I think you alluded to this, Dr. Hayes--the number of women veterans using the VA clinic or health care system has increased by 80 percent.
I think there are a couple of themes in today's hearing, and one of them being, in fact, that a lot of combat veterans do not consider themselves to be veterans.





