The first rule to come out of the agency... meant less coverage, higher premiums, and more out-of-pocket costs for working families.
Yesterday was good for insurance companies, and it was bad for patients.
We will not get bipartisan tax reform when the Secretary of Treasury walks back a pledge to have no absolute tax cut for...
We need tax reform, which is what our colleagues, including Dan Coats most recently, now the Director of National Intell...
I think my colleagues especially on the Finance Committee know that I have a special commitment to bipartisan tax reform...
Yesterday you walked that back in the House Appropriations Committee.
You made a commitment that there would be no absolute tax cut for the wealthy.
Medicare needs to remain with its benefits, at the very least, intact.
The American public heard a lot of promises about health care from the new administration.
It is important that Congressman Price respond to the questions he has been asked by the HELP Committee.
Ever since I was director of the Gray Panthers, the Oregon Gray Panthers--I did it for almost 7 years--I was interested ...