Lois Capps

Today marks the 100th consecutive legislative day the Safe Climate Caucus has spoken on the House floor calling for action to address climate change. The science, itself, is clear: climate change is already contributing to significant…

I thank my colleague from Colorado for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong opposition to this rule and to the two underlying bills. In fact, these bills are, themselves, solutions in search of problems. They tear down environmental…

I also encourage the Chairman to look at complementary legislation-the Medical Checklist Act-that Mr. Holt and I have introduced again this Congress.

I think the evolution of medical apps-and the important balance that must be struck between patient safety and encouraging innovation.

I am very pleased that FDASIA included parts of my Sentinel Assurance for Effective Devices Act, also known as the SAFE Act, in its final form.

I am pleased to yield whatever time she may consume to my colleague from Washington, D.C., Eleanor Holmes Norton.

I would like to submit for the Record letters of support from the United Network for Organ Sharing and a coalition of health professional and HIV/AIDS advocacy organizations. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues to support this important…

In closing, I submit for the Record letters of support from the following organizations: the Children's Hospital Association, the Coalition for Pediatric Medical Research, FightSMA, the Humane Society of the United States, the March of…

The governors and legislators, State legislators that embraced this law are delivering for their communities.

I do appreciate your longstanding commitment to improving the health care options for all Americans and in fixing this Web site quickly.

Those elected who are trying to ignore the opportunities presented and continue to throw up roadblocks should not now seem surprised that there are significant bumps along the way.

I thank my colleague for yielding. Honorable Speaker, I am pleased to join with my colleagues asking unanimous consent that this body in which we serve, the House of Representatives, bring up the Senate amendment to House Joint Resolution…