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“We want to protect the middle class,” she said, noting that President Obama has repeatedly advocated lightening “the burden on the middle class.”
The Supreme Court decision is right for America. It affirms the right of every American to have access to health insurance that is affordable. It affirms that we are moving toward a system where no one can be left out.
A child with a preexisting condition is afforded equal respect to one who has no such challenge;
The award, she said, will fund the hiring of as many as 15 officers to increase community policing and prevent crime.
The city of Toledo will receive a $200,000 award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) to train and hire workers to address environmental challenges in the community, Congresswoman Kaptur said.
Approximately 220,000 Catholic sisters have served in the United States since the country was founded.
Congresswoman Kaptur welcomed the announcement by Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric K. Shinseki that his department would add approximately 1,600 mental health clinicians to meet the increased demand for services.
At a meeting facilitated by Congresswoman Kaptur, officials at Ohio’s seven medical schools discussed biomedical research on Wednesday, June 6 with Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Leaders at the University of Toledo’s College of Medicine and Life Sciences organized the Capitol Hill session.