Senate broke the House framework, and then they stomped all over it.

And they have the audacity to try to brand this as Christian. What does that word even mean to them? Wearing a necklace?

Today’s vote follows a historic speech from Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries warning of the bill’s devastating consequences for millions of Americans.

Budgets are moral documents. And in our view, Mr. Speaker, budgets should be designed to lift people up. This reckless Republican budget that we are debating right now … tears people down …

House Republicans: Voting for cuts to *every single American* on SNAP in exchange for some signed merch.

Voting to starve babies. The disabled. The poor.

Ultimately, this is an issue of morality.

I will remember his kind heart and how he always greeted anyone who entered our office with a cheerful smile.

There’s no such thing as a tax relief without spending cuts.

This bill is catastrophic. It is not policy, it is punishment.

We don't work for President Donald Trump.

This bill represents the largest cut to health care in American history. It’s an all-out assault on the health care of the American people.

Get into good trouble, necessary trouble.

There was just a lot of patience and listening to everyone’s concerns and making sure that their, their concerns were addressed.

At a time when DHS is rightly warning about an elevated threat environment from terrorists and cartels, we should be focused on plugging security gaps rather than senselessly creating new ones.

I feel an obligation, Mr. Speaker, to stand on this House floor and take my sweet time.

Dr. King said that if you can’t fly, run. If you can’t run, walk. If you can’t walk, crawl. But at all times, press on.

As a result of the all-out Republican assault on healthcare, people will die. Tens of thousands, perhaps year after year, as a result of the Republican assault on the healthcare of the American people. I'm sad. I never thought that I'd be…