So, basically, you're running the business out of Canonsburg. So you simply moved your address to another country so that you didn't have to pay at the tax rate in this country at the same time you present this drug, this lifesaving drug…

Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong support of H.R. 5859, the ``Community Counterterrorism Preparedness Act,'' for two reasons. First, the bill will save lives. Second, the legislation is necessary to support the vital work of first responders…

Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong support of H.R. 5946, the ``United States Appreciation for Olympians and Paralympians Act.'' H.R. 5946 would amend the Internal Revenue Code to exclude the value of any medal or prize money that an Athlete may…

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The only way to expand in the Nation's capital was to build right on the waterfront.

So in this case we--you are far exceeding the minimum standard approach.

Most of our development is now, by State law and State and local planning, focused on those downtown core areas, as Congressman DeFazio indicated, to avoid urban sprawl.

The National Flood Insurance Program is critical in many areas.

How are you going to overlay these new rules on top of our already strict land-use planning?

There are some glimmers of hope and activity there.

So then, arguably, perhaps your agency, in exceeding its authority to follow the directives of National Marine Fisheries and agreeing to adopt this RPA, is vulnerable to being sued.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks for holding this oversight hearing of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Washington State, where our regional office of NMFS is based, was allowed to go with performance standards, but it is a State that does not have comprehensive, statewide land-use planning.

To come in and say now that a main highway or a parkway in Portland or a pick your street in any of those 232 cities in Oregon is now a salmon habitat is ridiculous.