If we could get something that is systematic, it just strengthens those of us that make the argument that this is a good investment; not just an obligation, but something that is really changing people's lives for the better.
Tom Cole: “If we could get something that is systematic, it just strengthens those of us that make the argument that this is a good…”
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Cole stresses the need for systematic data to support funding for health programs.
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It reinforces support for key allies - like Israel and Taiwan - and directly counters threats from Communist China and other regimes that challenge our interests and principles.
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The bill before us is a clean, narrowly tailored continuing resolution that keeps the government open and operating. Nothing more. Nothing less.
For anyone questioning this legislation, the facts are simple — it extends the government funding deadline to Dec. 4, denying any party the opportunity to manufacture leverage before elections.





