The Appropriations Committee is on track to provide record funding for the fourth year in a row to the National Institutes of Health.
Editor's note · Context
Alexander asserts ongoing record funding for NIH by Congress.
Share
More from Lamar Alexander
We don’t believe in canceling part of our history. We wanted our children to understand that the American Republic has never been a perfect union but that its greatness is that it has always struggled to reach noble goals.
From my vantage point, the only reason it did not succeed was that Democrats would not vote for the Hyde Amendment.
This means, if the bill we hope the Senate approves today is signed into law, Congress will have increased funding for the National Institutes of Health by $9 billion since 2015, a 30 percent increase.
Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, I think, had the best punditry of the weekend today. He said no one should be surprised that a Senate Republican majority is going to vote on a Republican president's nominee.





