It would continue to cover patients with pre-existing conditions and states would have increased opportunities to design healthcare programs that meet the unique needs of their population.
Fred Keller
The Public Record
The bill we're here to discuss today, H.R. 2474, the Protecting the Right to Organize Act (PRO Act), is a sweeping labor union boss wish-list designed to appeal to liberal Democrat primary voters rather than American workers in a modern…
If an employer is unable to prove that it didn't interfere, a union is automatically ushered into the workplace, without ever winning a secret ballot election.
People do have a right to organize, and they also have a right not to organize if they wish not to.
I think this bill goes a long way in taking rights away from people to freely assemble or not associate with certain organizations.
The record is clear, domestic natural gas production strengthens our communities and makes our country safer.
I set out to develop a bipartisan healthcare bill that would provide the people of this nation with some relief.
The Fair Care Act, which I introduced earlier this year, is my answer to our nation's healthcare crisis.
Healthcare cannot, and should not, be a political issue if we truly hope to help all Americans.
We can either fight and bicker about trivial political matters for the next sixteen months, or we can work together to make progress.
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 success of natural gas in Pennsylvania and across the United States has completely shifted long-term thinking about American energy policy.
For the first time in six decades, the United States is a net natural gas exporter.
It is absurd that an individual state can threaten our national security and interfere with interstate commerce.
Domestic natural gas production strengthens our communities and makes our country safer.
It is absurd that individual states can threaten our national security and interfere with interstate commerce.
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.
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.
This legislation is based not on the innovative 21st century economy we are fortunate enough to enjoy today, but on the economic and workplace realities of the 1930's.
We can lower cost and we can provide Americans with more options, transparency, and the best care on the planet.
I look forward to working to stop these abuses, allow companies to transport gas to market, and strengthen our national security.
The Phair Pricing Act seeks to reduce prescription drug costs for seniors by bringing all negotiated price concessions to the point of sale--ensuring savings are passed on to patients and that our community pharmacists are not taken…
I just want to make sure that I understand. I know we talked about the importance of making sure we count everybody accurately so that money gets appropriated properly.





