It is called the PBM Sunshine Accountability Act. And what this would do would require public reporting of PBM information.
Diana Harshbarger
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Diana Lynn Harshbarger is an American politician and member of the Republican Party, currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Tennessee's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2021. Born on May 16, 1963, she has focused on issues such as healthcare and economic development during her time in office. Harshbarger has a background in pharmacy and business, which informs her legislative priorities. She succeeded Phil Roe in Congress and has been active in various committees, contributing to discussions on public health and welfare.
I cannot understand, when an oral drug has been prescribed by a physician and dispensed for a patient, how in the world that constitutes a Stark violation.
In light of that, I find it curious that the FTC is taking action to protect Sony, which has 68 percent of the global market for high-end video gaming consoles.
I hope you look at vertical integration and how that is really making it impossible for small, independent businesses to survive.
If it were up to me, I would probably label the cartel as a terrorist organization
If it were up to me, I would probably label the cartel as a terrorist organization.
The American people tell us, 'Come up here and work, do your job, and get results.'
How much additional investment in natural gas will we need to combat these unexpected increases in energy demands in the future?
Now, nobody could have anticipated it would be as terrible as it was, but there were certainly warning signs, including radical commentary on the internet for several days leading up to the events of that day.
I encourage my colleagues to think about the damaging consequences of taking power from the States. Not only does it set a dangerous precedent of Federal overreach and taking power from the people, but it also has terrifying health…
That border goes from Atlanta to Maine, sir. That is almost the extent of the Appalachian Trail. At any given point on any day there is 280 miles that is uncontrolled. That is unacceptable.
I just returned from the Southern Border with several of my colleagues and I am extremely concerned about the situation down there.
We should keep in mind the Vice President's call for including women in the development and employment opportunities.
Well, I have said this all along, if we can't produce it here in our country, we need to go to allied countries, and especially those who need help, in order to be more self-sufficient in everything, not just what you do, but in everything.
I wonder if the countries that we are talking about in the Northern Triangle already qualify for that assistance.
Numerous polls recently have shown that an overwhelming majority of Americans support common-sense election security measures, like voter ID laws, including 77 percent of Black voters, 78 percent of Hispanic voters
Do you think if we continued to build the wall that that would stop over 208,000 people coming across the border illegally, sir?
Do you think there is a ripe opportunity for more terrorists, al-Qaeda, Taliban, whomever, to come across the Southern Border since it is wide open?
In my opinion and many of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, you know, these cartels are the biggest criminal threat to our Nation, period.
These illegal actions not only harm our wildlife species and our environment, but they have also led to an increase in violence.
One of the things they are doing is turning to resource extraction and wildlife trafficking.





