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Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Cassidy says he is working on bipartisan legislation to reform and protect the National Flood Insurance Program. He says the legislation would aim to keep the program affordable, accountable, and sustainable for families who depend on it.
Context: The passage does not describe the bill’s provisions or eligibility rules.
Cassidy supports securing the southern border and says he is working to stop the flow of drugs. He also opposes efforts to abolish law-enforcement agencies responsible for stopping drug cartels and human traffickers.
Context: The passage does not specify the enforcement measures or legislation he supports.
Cassidy says he is leading congressional efforts to lower drug prices and increase competition, with the stated aim of giving patients more affordable choices. He contrasts this approach with Medicare-for-all, which he opposes because he says it would limit patients’ choices and impose higher taxes.
Context: The passage does not identify the specific drug-pricing measures involved.
Cassidy supports reliable American energy production and says he will continue representing Louisiana energy workers. He favors cleaner-burning natural gas and objects to policies that restrict domestic energy projects, arguing that they can cost jobs while shifting production and transportation elsewhere. He also argues that domestic production is preferable to relying on countries with weaker environmental standards.
Context: No specific future legislation or energy project is identified.
Cassidy supports school choice so parents can choose the educational opportunity they believe is best for their child. He argues that a child’s future should not be limited by zip code or family income, and that all children should have access to the tools and resources they need to succeed.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.