Congress needs to continue to develop strong, smart policies and laws designed to improve cybersecurity.

Yes, and in our bill that we passed, we have the defense of Federal networks act in there.

We know Mr. Snowden did great damage as a systems administrator.

In cyber space, we know all-too-well that delay can be disastrous.

I think the legislation we passed is helpful with information sharing, malicious codes.

I think, you know, we can pass a lot of laws, but I think--I mean, I am interested to hear, what kind of technology software systems do you see on the horizon?

We have to make sure that the department plans to honor our congressional intent in ESSA around the 95 percent participation rate on assessments.

The testing is killing them, especially in Florida. I am just speaking of Florida.

I believe we do have access to the data that we need, but I do believe that there are refinements that need to be made in that data in terms of the quality of it, whether it is complete or whether it is accurate.

I believe it is a complicated matter that requires examination from a variety of different fronts.

I would say that at this point in time, no. We have a view into the data that we have jurisdiction over, and that gives us insight.

Republicans in Congress have always focused more on tearing down the ACA than making it work.

the more competition there is, the lower prices will be for consumers.

cutting and cutting and cutting the funding is going to be a big part of why some of these CO-OPs failed.

Congress has gutted about $4 billion of the $6 billion that was originally appropriated for the program.

I really don't think I am the only adult in the room, and I look forward to working with the folks across the aisle to be responsible with that information.

The same principle applies to rewriting the rules after they have been agreed to and loans have been made under those rules.

It seems to me that this is an opportunity to make Puerto Rico an enterprise zone, to dramatically reduce the tax and regulatory burdens.