Finally, these bills have teeth, and they include robust enforcement mechanisms to ensure that the PBMs comply.

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With the high cost of prescription drugs, it is important that when we can get savings, these are shared with patients and providers, not just pocketed by the middlemen. These bills do that by reforming PBM rebate practices.

These bills will prevent the PBMs from steering patients towards PBM-owned pharmacies, allowing patients to use the pharmacists of their choice and expanding access to prescription drug care.

The bipartisan Pharmacists Fight Back Bills that we have introduced will provide fair and predictable reimbursement for pharmacies and fight drug pricing manipulation by providing market-based index pricing.

I will continue to fight to ensure we take care of our military families as well as our servicemembers who protect our country across the world and here at home.

This bipartisan legislation responsibly strengthens our national security, supports our troops, and invests in the readiness and well-being of military families. It ensures the United States remains strong both at home and alongside our allies abroad.

This project was made possible with $24 million from the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program. Each year, I fight in Congress to make sure programs, like this, have the resources they need so that they can reliably partner with our communities to help us to grow & thrive.

This bill would allow veterans to get their full disability pay and retirement pay without one being subtracted from the other.

For those not familiar with veterans’ retirement compensation, veterans receive two main types – retirement pay and disability pay. Currently, if a veteran’s disability is rated less than 50%, then whatever the dollar value is in disability pay is subtracted from their retirement pay.

From putting food on the table to the cost of healthcare, things have only gotten more expensive for Georgians over the past year, but I am working with Democrats and Republicans to make America affordable again.

A year ago, I supported and President Biden signed into law a bipartisan economic package that provided emergency funds for America’s ag producers. I am eager for this Administration to get even more assistance out to our farmers in need.

As a senior House Appropriator, I am always working in Congress to make sure we provide the resources to continue to produce the highest quality, most abundant, most affordable food & fiber.

Today, I met with the National Cotton Council. We discussed the challenges that America’s cotton farmers face, including the worst trade environment we’ve seen in years.

It is an investment in our greatest national treasure – our children – so that we can provide students with the opportunity to tap their fullest potential and so that our country will continue to prosper for generations ahead.

I was proud to help be part of the Congressional effort to create the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, through the U.S. Department of Education, which contributed to this combined local, state, and federal effort to make this day possible.

The U.S. cannot afford to be out-educated otherwise we jeopardize our advantage on the world stage, across the board, from technological innovation and industry leadership to national security and economic dominance.