Tammy Baldwin
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Tammy Baldwin is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Wisconsin since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she made history as the first openly LGBTQ+ person elected to the U.S. Senate. Baldwin previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 6, 1999, to January 3, 2013, representing Wisconsin's 2nd congressional district. Throughout her career, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic opportunity for all Americans.
I was pleased this last May that this Committee advanced my bipartisan Fair Drug Pricing Act, which I lead with Senator Braun.
I think we need more transparency. And I think we need more transparency to inform the policies that we adopt.
The price of ELIQUIS is--in the U.S. has increased by $4,000 since its launch.
I was pleased this last May that this Committee advanced my bipartisan Fair Drug Pricing Act, which I lead with Senator Braun.
I think we need more transparency. And I think we need more transparency to inform the policies that we adopt.
Let's look at, Mr. Boerner, the price of ELIQUIS is--in the U.S. has increased by $4,000 since its launch.
I think we need more transparency. And I think we need more transparency to inform the policies that we adopt.
I was pleased this last May that this Committee advanced my bipartisan Fair Drug Pricing Act, which I lead with Senator Braun.
That 67 percent decline in prescription rates over the last decade is extraordinary and is really a testament to the progress we can achieve if we work diligently and resource the VA appropriately.
Even one veteran suicide is too many, and I know you are working to reduce this troubling epidemic.
Even one veteran suicide is too many, and I know you are working to reduce this troubling epidemic.
That 67 percent decline in prescription rates over the last decade is extraordinary and is really a testament to the progress we can achieve if we work diligently and resource the VA appropriately.
Even one veteran suicide is too many, and I know you are working to reduce this troubling epidemic.
That 67 percent decline in prescription rates over the last decade is extraordinary and is really a testament to the progress we can achieve if we work diligently and resource the VA appropriately.
We have to do that. With zero FDA approved medications for people who are suffering from long COVID--we just know people are suffering and we have to increase the sense of urgency.
We have to do that. With zero FDA approved medications for people who are suffering from long COVID--we just know people are suffering and we have to increase the sense of urgency.
We have to do that. With zero FDA approved medications for people who are suffering from long COVID--we just know people are suffering and we have to increase the sense of urgency.
I was proud to work with colleagues to continue this funding in our proposed Senate Fiscal Year 2024 bill, and I certainly want to work with our colleagues in the House to get this over the finish line.
It is critical to build relationships between Tribal youth and law enforcement officers.





