Cathy McMorris Rodgers

I stand ready and hopeful that we can get started on that in April.

We apparently will be having a hearing on that legislation at some point, according to the press reports.

Americans would lose the few coverage choices they have left to make personal decisions about what is best for their family.

The majority is choosing to go down a path for government-run healthcare rather than have these important discussions.

You voted to support funding for Medicaid home and community services that people with disabilities like my son need to stay in their communities and out of deadly institutions.

The December bill included solutions we worked together on to end surprise medical billing for patients.

Just last week, half the Democratic members of this committee introduced the Medicare For All Act, including Chairman Pallone.

This committee worked together to lower healthcare costs for the American people last Congress.

I am disappointed that we continue to focus on what is dividing us.

You voted to encourage States that have not yet expanded Medicaid to do so, so more people like Simon can access the lifesaving care that they need.

I am concerned that it will only widen the digital divide.

Had he been allowed to testify, I would have asked him how the LIFT Act further weakens our grid reliability.

This bill does much further than just wasting billions of taxpayer dollars on an ineffective broadband deployment program.

Despite Speaker Pelosi's best efforts to protect the status quo, Republicans delivered on our promises.

I'll start by reminding everyone of what life was like before the pandemic. Our economy was booming.

I hope that we can have an honest debate on how this bill forces a regulatory regime and higher costs on Americans.

The LIFT Act will hurt our energy security, affordability, and reliability.

This is not the American way. It is another example of how Speaker Pelosi wants to take us back to the Dark Ages.

Today, we should be leading to replicate this success.

This economic boom was driven by lifting the regulatory burden as opposed to more government mandates and requirements.

Rebuilding and repairing our infrastructure and our industrial base to be modern, safe, less polluting is an enormous job-creation opportunity.

Transitioning to a clean energy future is not only an imperative for our planet, but it is also an opportunity to rebuild our economy.

The climate crisis continues to threaten our country and the world.

The aggressive and unworkable policies of California that are--we see resulting in blackouts and increasing energy costs for families and communities.

The positive work to implement technological advances in communities by major companies like Land O' Lakes' American Connection Project.