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This bill is the result of locally-driven collaborative processes that empower local stakeholders instead of federal bureaucrats.

This bill preserves recreational access to nearly 20,000 acres in the Hurricane Sand Dunes in Washington County, Utah.

My gut feeling is that Medicare or Medicaid, by itself, will not solve that problem, will not be enough to meet the need that is actually there.

I appreciate her bringing this to our attention all the time, too.

May I inquire of the ranking member if he has any germane speakers left on this issue.

Will the gentlewoman from Florida explain kind of the budget reconciliation, where they are going to get these tax cuts?

That is right, because the narrative is that Medicaid only covers these ne'er-do-well, able-bodied people who the Medicaid expansion dealt with. But the reason why the Senate, to answer your question, couldn't live with the bill that was…

Well, I am glad you asked that question, because there are a couple of things that have happened. They ran into so much trouble in the Senate from those Senators who were concerned about them block- granting the Medicaid program, killing…

The Federal Communications Commission's 2015 Open Internet Order is the perfect example of the intrusive, heavy-handed government regulation causing delay in industry.

If our goal is to encourage domestic investment by and promote competition between Internet Service Providers in the United States, shouldn't we return to the Clinton era light-touch approach to the Internet?

As Texas has demonstrated, states are well positioned to effectively keep species stable and off the endangered and threatened list.

It is imperative we establish a management program to control the escalating wolf population in our state.

Here in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan we are over-run with wolves and our Department of Natural Resources can't do anything about it.

This legislation would prevent further judicial review of the 2011 final rule.

Thank you for holding a hearing on H.R. 424, the Gray Wolf State Management Act in the House Natural Resources Committee.

We urge your support of this important legislation.

We respectfully request that you join us in supporting the conservation success of a fully recovered, healthy, and independently viable wolf population in Michigan by restoring state management of this species.

This commonsense, bipartisan legislation would reinstate the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's (FWS) order to remove the gray wolf in the Western Great Lakes and Wyoming from the federal Endangered Species List.