I commend the Committee for all the work that has been done to bring broadband to rural America.

President Trump has worked very effectively, I believe, with Congress to tackle overregulation.

But as he and she often say, when it comes to small business, there are no Republican issues and there are no Democratic issues.

Business is booming, and deregulation and tax reform action taken by the President and the Congress have certainly primed the pump for what is looking like an extended period of economic growth that we haven't seen in decades.

the American people deserve a whole lot better than what they are getting under Obamacare, or the Affordable Care Act

I think it was Bill Clinton, of all people, who said it is the craziest system in the world, talking about Obamacare.

He is very, very respected among other Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle.

My favorite is the one that says for every two new regulations coming out of Washington, we have to get rid of two new regulations for every one coming out of Washington.

During my tenure on the House Small Business Committee, two of the concerns that we have repeatedly heard from small businesses are the burdens of overregulation, and also taxes.

I am Congressman Steve Chabot, and I represent my home town, Cincinnati, Ohio, and some of its surrounding areas.

Access to affordable capital can make or break a small business, and the continuing strain on the system caused by the Dodd-Frank reforms after the Great Recession continue to hamper capital markets and affect small firms, particularly in…

The cost of federal regulations can be a lot, up to about $11,000 per employee per small business.

The administrations current family separation policy is in the front of the decency of the American people, and contrary to principals and values upon which our nation was founded, the administration has the power to rescind this policy…

If people want to live in a larger community, a cosmopolitan, metropolitan area, they are going to move to those.

When we look at one of the challenges facing rural Kentucky, our best and brightest young people... they go off.

Absolutely. That is what I would tell the critics that were complaining about Dodd-Frank reform.

In this Congress, I can say today, we try to reward risk takers because we believe that is the path to growing the economy, not through the government.

I feel like successful young people are those who honor and value the wisdom of those who have gone before them.