Michael D. Griffin: “The way to get from experiments into procurement of real live weapons systems is to say that is what we are going to do…”

I recently wrote a bipartisan letter with 22 of my colleagues here in the House calling on the Administration to develop practices for naloxone use and reprogram existing funds to provide naloxone to medical providers.

The most expensive and time-consuming place to discover a mistake is after I have delivered a weapons system to the field.

We cannot punish people who take risks and break something. We should reward them.

Without it, we would be inundated with foreclosures where there is a possibility we are headed towards that and we certainly need to work together.