Eighty-seven thousand people are going to be put out of work over the next 5 or 6 years.

Has he proposed a plan to save Medicare from bankruptcy?

Would you agree that Medicare and Medicaid have grown in unsustainable ways, and without serious reform, those two programs alone are going to bankrupt the country?

I guess my concern is that we are expanding Government healthcare programs, to me, that need to be reformed, not expanded.

Is there a growing will to use that capability by our enemies?

The longer it takes, the more you make. The more it costs, the longer it takes for the contractor, the more they make.

If you want to double that, you're going to destroy the best military we've ever had.

I think there's a high risk.

If we do not change the sequestration dilemma, if we don't do something about it before the election as a Congress, when can we expect layoff notices to hit?

It's not something I'm very proud of, and it's going to take bipartisanship to undo this.

I would urge you to do it sooner rather than later.

There's a Pearl Harbor in the making here.

You're having to make choices between the retired healthcare costs and fighting this war and future wars.

So, my first question is, why does this Administration continue to push through these enormously impactful regulations--and make no mistake that TMDL is a regulation--without performing basic economic and social analysis of the impacts?

I have been disappointed with the lack of effort by this Administration to prevent a state sponsor of terrorism like Cuba to drill approximately 60 to 65 miles off of Florida's coast.

In South Carolina, as I understand it, if the Medicaid eligibility is expanded and implemented in 2014 as envisioned by Obama healthcare, my State will be required to come up with close to $1 billion of new State funding over a 6- or…

All we are asking is that these agencies will publish and give folks the terms and conditions under which they want to consider insourcing.

This amendment offered by Congressman Mulvaney will simplify the limitations on subcontracting for small businesses...