Ron Wyden
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Ron Wyden is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Oregon, a position he has held since 1996. A member of the Democratic Party, Wyden has been a prominent advocate for civil liberties, healthcare reform, and technology policy. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as privacy rights, government surveillance, and access to healthcare, often emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in government actions.
I would like to just go down the row and have each of you give me what would be your top priority for Medicare as it relates to longer-term stability for rural providers and particularly for rural seniors in our country.
It ought to be possible to guarantee that rural Americans are not on the outside looking in.
Keeping these hospital emergency departments open is a key challenge when it comes to rural health care.
As a general proposition, giving sanctions relief to a company like this, where there has been a bipartisan, non-classified report, as a general proposition that strikes me as a mistake from a counterintelligence standpoint, from a…
I appreciate the response. The President's comment over the weekend about ZTE I think obviously raises extraordinary national security questions, as well as economic policy concerns.
First of all, I want to thank the distinguished Senator from Vermont, who has been such a role model to me since I came to the Senate--we started working together on technology issues and worked together on so many matters dealing with…
We believe that Chemawa Indian School wants to improve the health and well-being of their students and we support them in this effort.
The tax changes were unkind because senior citizens and working families will be made worse off.
It was unfair for the legislation to lower taxes on the top earners in our society.
It's estimated that 83 percent of the benefits of the tax cuts will go to the top 1 percent.
The tax bill also further rigs our economy to benefit the wealthy in numerous ways.
This clearly breaks promises about this bill made by the Republicans to American workers
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act worsens the offshoring of investments by allowing deductions that zero out, or at most halve, the tax rate applied to profits said to be made by offshore branches
The tax bill gave a windfall to those tax dodgers by allowing deferred profits to be taxed at the bargain basement rate of either 8 or 15.5 percent
Senator Wyden sent Senator Hatch a letter describing 17 provisions in the legislative text that...did not reflect the decisions made by committee members.
The partisan process of writing the 2017 tax bill was reckless and irresponsible from the very beginning.





