Kim Schrier

I've raised the alarm again and again about how these surveillance practices harm kids and teens and how Big Tech platforms use the manipulative design to addict kids to their products and funnel them towards harmful content.

Members, it is urgent that the Congress pass a comprehensive data privacy law that protects the personal privacy of Americans, especially our kids.

I want to just touch on antimicrobial resistance, something that is top of mind for us, something that I am concerned about as a pediatrician.

Having timely access to affordable, effective medicines is a key part of their economy and our domestic food chain.

Animal safety is incredibly important for my district. I think in every district.

It is incredibly important that this process and relationship works for both the Government and for the industry

I just want to focus on the importance of graduate medical education needing a bigger pipeline in order to respond to physician shortages.

I want to associate myself with the comments made by Dr. Ruiz about the continuing threats of Medicare cuts and how that impacts the workforce.

Thank you for the work you have done to make healthcare more affordable and accessible for the American people.

This would help remedy that problem by developing a 12-unit apartment building dedicated to low-income senior veterans in Kittitas County.

Thank you, Chairman Cole. Thank you, Ranking Member Quigley. Thank you for the opportunity to testify about my priorities and concerns as Representative of Washington State's Eighth Congressional District as you work to finalize…

I am happy and ready to work on combating some of these perverse incentives for pharmacy benefit managers.

I have seen the price of insulin go up from about $40 a bottle to north of 300 now.

We are seeing eating disorders in elementary-age kids now, and I need you to expedite that process as much as possible.

It is like asking a chain smoker not to take the next cigarette. It is not going to happen.

I am particularly concerned about how social media generally and TikTok specifically is affecting our kids and teens.

Due to illness, I was unable to be present today. Had I been present, I would have voted: ``nay'' on rollcall No. 134, ``nay'' on rollcall No. 135, ``nay'' on rollcall No. 136, ``yea'' on rollcall No. 137, ``nay'' on rollcall No. 138, and…

Due to illness, I was unable to be present today. Had I been present, I would have voted: ``yea'' on rollcall No. 132 and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 133. ____________________

It is time to kind of rethink how we can streamline.

We need to make some pragmatic, necessary reforms, like faster timelines, in order to have a realistic shot of meeting these clean energy and emissions goals.

I am not suggesting in any way that we gut our bedrock environmental protection laws.

You can't have this conversation enough, and reminding teenagers... that could be the pill that ends your life.

The coroner recently reported that deaths from fentanyl overdose rose from 6 in 2021 to 20 in 2022.

Just months ago, in my hometown of Sammamish, a Seattle suburb, two parents of a toddler were buying, using, and dealing fentanyl.

In my State of Washington, like every other State, fentanyl has had profound and devastating impacts.