These little flourishes that were added, like no tax on tips, are issues that are designed to cover the horrible job that they’re doing.

the benefits for the middle class in the bill would be very little compared to the cost of this bill.

Today's vote will haunt our Republican colleagues for years to come as the American people see the damage that is done—as hospitals close, as people are laid off, as costs go up, as the debt increases.

Republicans are in shambles because they know the bill is so unpopular.

You should be ashamed.

In Congress, we can measure how much people really believe in their position by whether they’re willing to come and join their leaders on the House floor.

This bill is a deal with the devil.

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

I wouldn't mind if my daughter had been in the room with us.

the fight over its details is far from over.

Jesus Christ, what are you people thinking?

Well, I think the Senate accomplished a near-impossible task. They took an ugly bill and they made it even uglier.

It’s not as easy as saying, ‘Hey, I just want one more change,’ because one more change could end up being what collapses the entire thing.

This fiscal coverup has forced local governments to increase property taxes and cut local services.

We aren’t delayed because moderates whose constituents will be completely screwed are holding out.

I say to my Republican colleagues: What’s wrong with you people?

Paramount's decision will only embolden Trump to continue attacking, suing, and intimidating the media, which he has labeled 'the enemy of the people.'

Make no mistake about it. Trump is undermining our democracy and rapidly moving us towards authoritarianism, and the billionaires who care more about their stock portfolios than our democracy are helping him do it.