Don't you think that the GSA could have done a better job of consulting with the tenants?

when Rep. Goodlatte requested a copy of an 84-page feasibility study on the renovation, GSA gave him a version with key sections redacted

So far, the Federal Government has spent more than $600 billion, more than it has taken in.

Was that not considered as a good alternative?

Why hasn't anyone at GSA been held accountable with regard to the mismanagement of this project?

Was a good use of the taxpayer dollars in that building?

The President promised to make electricity generation by coal so expensive that he would drive that out of our market.

Those of us who talk about this debate, we are trying to save our coal miner jobs in this country.

But we are disenfranchising those States that have the nuclear option.

Adding a new requirement to an already arduous process will create further challenges for the process of approving economically beneficial land exchanges.

I would like to thank the chairman and the ranking member. The Defense Subcommittee has a long tradition of working closely together, and I sincerely appreciate these bipartisan efforts. Mr. Chairman, this is an extremely important and…

the Chairman of the full Committee, Mr. Goodlatte, has requested the GSA to examine how it went about selecting court facilities for renovation under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

the Conference notified us just yesterday that it intends to study this very issue based on a comprehensive survey and working group collaborative format with the General Services Administration.

How do we cover this? ... how do we increase and improve the cooperation between GSA and the Judiciary?

The science, Mr. Chairman, is settled. Climate change is real, and it is negatively impacting the lives and livelihoods of the American people.

We should be speaking out against these abuses. For one, it is our moral responsibility to show Iranians that we are concerned about what happens to them, as human beings.

The U.S. must continue to speak out in support, as well as to implement policies that bolster education and outreach to Iranian society.

Human rights cannot take a back seat in negotiations with Iran.