These robocalls are frequently coming from your own area code, a trick that makes us all extra vulnerable to this epidemic.
Kevin Hern
The Public Record
Kevin Ray Hern is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Oklahoma's 1st congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, he has been in office since November 6, 2018. Hern has focused on issues such as economic development, healthcare, and education during his tenure in Congress. Before entering politics, he had a successful career in business, particularly in the restaurant industry.
if the Majority is dead-set on imposing onerous restrictions on reliable sources of energy, the least it can do is try to blunt the negative impacts to the American people
I look forward to working with this committee, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, our Senate colleagues, and the President to address these fees that are hurting our senior citizens, small businesses, and our taxpayers.
That's why I encourage the committee to consider legislation that I have introduced which addresses this important topic.
The Robocall epidemic is also a public health crisis, as it is plaguing our hospitals and healthcare facilities' phone lines.
the imposition by the state's Democratic party leaders of highly regressive climate schemes have engendered disparate financial hardships on middle and lower income workers and minority communities
The Fair Care Act, which I introduced earlier this year, is my answer to our nation's healthcare crisis.
We can either fight and bicker about trivial political matters for the next sixteen months, or we can work together to make progress.
For rural Oklahomans, their phone may very well be their life-line, and robocalls block the lines--putting their very lives in danger.
My bill, the Unsubscribe Act, will hold companies accountable for deceptive marketing and ensure that buyers are less vulnerable.
I set out to develop a bipartisan healthcare bill that would provide the people of this nation with some relief.
In summary, the imposition by the state's Democratic Party leaders of highly regressive climate schemes have engendered disparate financial hardships on middle- and lower- income workers and minority communities while providing direct…
This government intrusion into the market is unhelpful and actually increases emissions where nuclear plants close.
Continuing to prioritize the development of intermittent renewable sources through subsidies and incentives comes at the expense of baseload power operators
It reforms payment structures for Medicare Parts B and D for wealthy individuals.
These harmful phone calls are defrauding our seniors and preventing our hospitals from providing timely care.
I see that Representative Schakowsky is here today. She and I have already introduced a bipartisan bill to address that particular issue.
I think we can all agree than without prices that make these lifesaving drugs accessible, innovation for the sake of innovation is not why we were sent to Congress.
Healthcare cannot, and should not, be a political issue if we truly hope to help all Americans.