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Op-Ed: Become a Republican? I’d be terrible.
have worked together to protect the mental health of our kids with our Stop the Scroll
Cultivating Opportunity in the Trades
jobs in fields such as construction, manufacturing, and health care. Workforce Pell grants will also be available
Lowering Health Care Costs
pharmacy or a hospital stay, accessing health care can be complicated and costly. And that is especially true … rural South Dakota, where even getting to a health care provider can be challenging. Republicans are committed
Republicans shouldn’t cave on Obamacare subsidies. I have another plan.
power to improve the cost and quality of health care in America. The cost of Obamacare has become … know their tax dollars are going toward health care for rich people. It’s not just bad policy
Kennedy is confronting ‘corrupt’ health agencies to Make America Healthy Again
schedules with Trump administration backing Recently, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee held a hearing … with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy. Let’s just say there was no shortage of spirited
Fighting Antisemitism Should Not Come at the Expense of the First Amendment
During a recent markup in the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee, I opposed this legislation
Republicans Fail AGAIN To Repeal Obamacare
society, we want to give free health care to over 20% of the public, shouldn’t we demand
Royalty Transparency Act
long, the bureaucrats at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have been lining their pockets through clandestine agreements … goes to the very heart of how public health decisions are made, and whether the potential for financial
Deleting emails won’t hide Fauci’s ‘political science’
inside the government bureaucracies tasked with protecting public health, corrupting their ability to make decisions based on facts … only for the politicized response of our health agencies, but also whether the virus came to be with
Congress Must Face Facts – It Spends Too Much Money
defeat plans to restore the nation’s fiscal health. From the beginning of my career
Covid Concealment Shows Why Congress Must Act to Protect Public Health
quite in vogue at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) not too long ago. It’s been … life sciences research, ensuring the protection of public health, safety, and national security. The board would be composed
$5 Billion MORE in Refugee Welfare? Congress WILL Never Learn.
frustrated when the average employer-sponsored health insurance plan is now over $27,000, yet Congress is focused
We must deliver quality, affordable health care for rural families
make life more affordable for working families. Health care is one of the biggest drivers of rising household … expenses. When we reduce health care costs and expand access — especially in rural communities — families can spend less
South Dakotans Are Seeing Tax Relief
work in South Dakota. I recently visited Pivotal Health Solutions’ factory in Watertown and heard about
Cracking Down on Waste, Fraud, and Abuse
prevent noncitizens from receiving federal health care and nutrition benefits and refocus those programs to serving American citizens … taking aim at duplicative enrollment in federal health care programs, which is estimated to cost taxpayers $14 billion
Republicans’ Landmark Bill Gets to Work for South Dakotans
legislation also made a generational investment in rural health care. In the last two decades, more than … This bill created a $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program to address the rural health care crisis. Instead
My New Year’s Resolution: Lower the Volume, Raise the Results
Southern Colorado. When I meet with farmers, ranchers, health care providers, tribal leaders, sheriffs, small-business owners … whether water will be there next year. Whether health care premiums will spike again. Whether federal agencies understand