Shelley Moore Capito

I think we should be looking at rural health as a way to expand the availability of residencies to fill this gap.

West Virginia has 20 critical access hospitals that each play a vital role in providing emergency healthcare services in their local communities.

One of the obstacles that I think all of us who live in rural States are combating every day is the lack of high-speed rural broadband access.

This proposal is legally unsound, and comes with a $479 billion compliance cost, will result in double digit electricity price increases in 43 States and has negligible environmental benefits.

The proposed rule is clearly on shaky grounds

I will not stand by and let the EPA force States to spend their resources in a manner that will harm local economies.

That response is unacceptable to me and to the people of my State.

This rule will have a devastating impact on our State, other coal producing States, electricity rate payers across the country and the reliability of our grid.

I look forward to seeing the report. Thank you.

I am very concerned about that. By this time, the President and you will be gone, by the time 2017 comes along.

I have always voted for expansions of it, because it is important in our State.

Help me out here. How can we stop this? I mean, what are you doing in the department?

I think the money needs to flow to the need, obviously.

What is the rationale for this per grantee cap? Is this going to continue?

So it is an honor for me to be here with you for the first hearing.

Our State just passed a State law to allow them to carry that.

A robust 6-year highway program is something that I am very passionate about.

I would encourage or ask if there is any way we could like higher prioritize that.

For a small State like ours. Again, the leadership issue. At the Clarksburg VA in Clarksburg, West Virginia, it has unfortunately lagged behind as one of the top people who have had the biggest wait times, and it just had a leadership…

Making this change really helps veterans across the country, and certainly in my State.

We are really proud of the work that NASA does in West Virginia with the IV&V Program in Fairmont.

I would love to partner with NASA in this endeavor on diversifying technology.

I'm very concerned, as we move more into pre-K, with Head Start here, having its issues.

I think it has some pretty decent attendance.

I appreciate your dedication to the safety of our coal miners.