Kevin Hern: “There are 77 FSDO offices operating in the United States, meaning 77 different ways rules and regulations can be…”

One way to do this is by reducing the regulatory burden so that Title IV-B funding recipients can spend more time helping children and families, and less time waiting through the red tape.

I’ve not heard anyone say they don’t want to cut anything. It’s just that they don’t like Elon.

It is critical that we keep innovation here in the U.S., but it is also critical that we make sure healthcare is affordable.

The so-called Inflation Reduction Act is only making it worse.