U.S. House of Representatives

I will vote yes on the amendment, but I am not as enthused about it.

Flipping the (Arizona) legislature is so important.

Sixty-five thousand of our fellow Arizonans had coverage last year and don’t today.

This block grant will bring targeted relief to farmers to address these gaps.

It’s an honor to join my colleagues, along with Governor Lamont and Commissioner Hurlburt, to announce an agreement that takes a consequential step closer to ensuring our state’s growers are made whole for the losses they incurred.

I am proud that nearly $53 million in federal funds are now one big step closer to putting money in the pockets of Connecticut farmers.

Not only have they endured the fallout of natural disaster, Trump’s policies are pushing farmers into full-blown crisis.

The Chinese Communist Party is committing gross human rights abuses by using forced labor on its fleet of thousands of fishing vessels.

Illegal, unreported, and unregulated Chinese fishing vessels threaten the American maritime economy.

China’s dark fleets and forced labor threaten New Jersey’s fishing industries, our supply chains, and our national security.

For decades, the food and beverage industry has made massive profits by enticing children to consume unhealthy products purposely designed to be overeaten — fueling the twin crises of type 2 diabetes and obesity in America.

The Committee passage today brings us one step closer to modernizing the FAA certification process for the next generation of aviation.

Building on generations of leadership in aviation, American companies are spearheading electric aircraft innovation.

New Mexico is a strong leader in aviation technology, and this legislation will help ensure our state continues to shape the next generation of innovation.

Social Security is a lifeline for thousands of New Mexicans. The Trump administration’s cuts and threats to the program are abandoning our seniors and people with disabilities.

He’s our best closer for a reason — because he also knows what he wants to do, and we’re all helping each other achieve the things we ran on.

I know what I need to do.

As long as I do this job well, I don’t worry about the next job, and I’ve never done that.

I’m not going to compare leadership teams. I’m just going to talk about what we’re doing.

You can hash out a lot of problems in an hour-and-a-half, two-hour meeting of some yelling and screaming.

I said, well, don’t make it be leadership versus everybody else. Have them in the room, sitting across the table from their own colleagues.

We literally wasted the first six months with everybody being on different pages.

I learned from the first Trump term that he was not in sync with all of leadership.

You’ve got to really take it serious and focus on the details, because the details are what matter.