We hope that you will certainly share with this committee, to the extent that that gap evolves, because we are very concerned about the success of what the President's goal is to defeat and degrade ISIS.

Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of H.R. 5266, the reauthorizing of the National Estuary Program. I want to thank Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Bishop on the subcommittee and, of course, my colleague whom I share the Aviation Subcommittee with, Mr…

Mr. Speaker, Leader Pelosi, Congressman Pallone, and certainly Congressman LoBiondo and my colleagues from New Jersey. The young man who is standing next to me is my grandson, Donald III, who did an excellent job; and a special person in…

Mr. President, in the days after the election this year, I heard a number of my colleagues--many from my State--in the House of Representatives and in the Senate talk with great exuberance about repealing the Affordable Care Act. They call…

I thank the gentleman for yielding. I, again, want to thank Congressman LoBiondo for his work on this National Estuary Program and this legislation to reauthorize this important program for another 5 years. Thank you also for working with…

Mr. Speaker, I rise to celebrate the life of Carol J. Lancaster, the visionary educator, public servant, and trailblazing dean of the Georgetown School of Foreign Service, who passed away last month. Born to working-class parents during…

Just because you don't have a charging party doesn't mean you don't have a victim.

Our concern--at least my concern is with the limited resources we have, with 75,000 complaints out there, pursuing cases where there is no aggrieved person is hard for us to digest.

I think what you'll find here is that our concerns are centered on the fact that there are so many complaints, but so limited resources to go after those complaints.

I don't want to cut you off unnecessarily.

I would like to continue along the line of Senator Alexander as it relates to the ACA and whether or not it is inconsistent or incompatible with the ADA.

The vast majority of employers want to be consistent and in compliance.

To continue these releases just as we have had to open a new front in the war on terror is unwise.

I will not support sending our military into harm's way with their arms tied behind their backs.

I am embarrassed that they are grateful to me because that veteran should have been able to do that on their own.

Mr. President, I would like to announce for the information of the Senate and the public that the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs has scheduled a 2 day hearing…

If you can't afford to take care of your veterans, then don't go to war.

It's a family affair.