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A bipartisan bill sponsored by U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Salem, aimed in part at cutting down on veterans' wait times to get in front of medical doctors, cleared the House Tuesday.
"Today, I'm proud that the House came together to pass my bipartisan bill," said Moulton, who sponsored the bill alongside Congresswoman Cathy McMorris, a Washington Republican. "This legislation will require the VA to use innovative technology in the private sector and drastically improve access to healthcare for our veterans."
BEVERLY — The passage of landmark legislation designed to help people with eating disorders has hit home for millions of people dealing with the disease — including one family from Beverly.
Red Rock Lane resident Linda Downey went to Washington, D.C., last year to help lobby for the legislation after her daughter's long struggle with anorexia. On Wednesday, Congress passed what advocates are calling the first-ever eating disorders legislation. The bill is expected to be signed by President Obama.
Washington, D.C. – On December 13th, Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) will host a Sixth District Economic Development Federal Resource Forum with senior representatives from 13 federal agencies. At the forum, Moulton will discuss the impacts of a Trump Administration on our local businesses and regional economic development.
By: Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA)
Retired Marine general James Mattis was my division commander in the Marines, and the first time I heard him speak was in the windswept Kuwaiti desert on the eve of the invasion of Iraq. Standing atop his Humvee, he told us how he planned to duct tape Saddam Hussein to the front of the truck when we got to Baghdad and drive around the city — and we eager young Marines roared with approval.
By: Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA)
Retired Marine general James Mattis was my division commander in the Marines, and the first time I heard him speak was in the windswept Kuwaiti desert on the eve of the invasion of Iraq. Standing atop his Humvee, he told us how he planned to duct tape Saddam Hussein to the front of the truck when we got to Baghdad and drive around the city — and we eager young Marines roared with approval.
A bipartisan bill sponsored by U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Salem, aimed in part at cutting down on veterans' wait times to get in front of medical doctors, cleared the House Tuesday.
"Today, I'm proud that the House came together to pass my bipartisan bill," said Moulton, who sponsored the bill alongside Congresswoman Cathy McMorris, a Washington Republican. "This legislation will require the VA to use innovative technology in the private sector and drastically improve access to healthcare for our veterans."