I am not about to go back to them and say let's leave it up to the market to determine what the price of your insulin should be.
Susan Wild
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Susan Wild is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Pennsylvania's 7th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development during her time in office. Wild has also been involved in efforts to address the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on her constituents and has advocated for policies aimed at supporting working families.
It is unconscionable and I can't believe we're even sitting here having this discussion.
I want to talk about diabetes and the price of insulin, and you said, Dr. Garthwaite, market competition will drive down costs.
This is a problem that our country is having. We have people dying because they cannot afford their prescription drug prices.
We have a responsibility to do everything within our power to shape a future in which no child, woman, or man dies from a preventable or treatable disease.
So, our President loves to refer to himself as a great negotiator and a great deal maker. But we have not seen any successful deals on behalf of the American people yet.
But I hope we do not negate the progress that we have helped build in that country and the sacrifices, particularly that our troops have made by pulling out with a plan in place to create and sustain lasting peace.
How is the Trump Administration working to ensure that the investments the U.S. has made in Afghanistan...is not lost if we withdraw from the country?
But the second and the most obvious elephant in the room is the funding for these kinds of programs.
I am distressed by some of the comments we have heard today that seem to lay all of this at the feet of the family.
It would be lovely if everyone had a perfect family. I don't think there is a definition of a perfect family.
We need to make sure, and I have been a leader on getting that fully funded, make sure that the schools have the resources to support those students.
They get the customer, they determine the service that is going to be provided, they negotiate the price, and they schedule the pick-up, true?
Is there anybody here who disagrees that companies have an economic incentive to classify individuals as independent contractors rather than employees?
You don't have that ability because you are classified as an independent contractor.
I have grave concerns about the misclassification of your status with XPO Logistics, which happens to have a significant presence in my district in Pennsylvania.
The Federal Labor Standards Act was passed in 1938 for the explicit purpose of protecting workers from substandard wages. That landmark bill passed the House by a vote of 291-89. By the letter of that law, the minimum standard of living…
It means they can't get contraceptive coverage, right? Other than seeking alternative employment.
Can we get some kind of more specific timeline that you expect that this very important issue for children who may be hungry at school, notwithstanding the fact that they are under the care of a relative, when this issue might be addressed?
The statistics on those two schools is that after graduation from the 2-year programs, 93 to 94 percent of their alumni are either continuing their education or in a career.





