U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) today spoke on the Senate floor after supporting the Families First Coronavirus Response Act. The relief bill passed the Senate, 90-8.
“We need to make certain that our health care providers have the necessary tools to meet the health care needs of American citizens,” said Sen. Moran. “And front and center in that regard is testing, and we are woefully inadequate and undersupplied in what we need to test the necessary number of Kansans and Americans to know what they face and to know what their circumstances are and to respond in the medically required way. We are working to make sure there are more tests across the country and working to make certain that those tests are distributed in a way that Kansans and their health care providers can access them.”
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