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There is never going to be the perfect recovery. But we then need to remember how far we have come.

We're taking steps, but we're probably not doing enough.

I rise today, as my colleague from North Dakota has just done, to speak in support of Senate bill S. 2155, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act. In response to the 2008 financial crisis, many individuals…

The cost an average would be two times more than a similar project funded solely with local funds.

We have overregulated ourselves, we are overregulating our infrastructure, and it makes it extremely expensive, much more expensive than it ought to be.

This kind of purposeful dodging is unacceptable.

What I see on the Cyber Command side leads me to believe that if we don't change the dynamic here, that this is going to continue and 2016 won't be viewed as isolated.

This is an issue near and dear to my heart and close to me, particularly with my district.

The project will have taken 9 to 12 months longer than if it had been a local project.

We should have a space force; we will have a space force.

That, to me, is the gimmick of all gimmicks, Mr. Chairman.

I grew up dirt-poor, so I paid potential and specific attention to things, how it impacts lower-income families.

There has been an enormous change in the regulatory burden and the growth of regulatory burden in particular.

When we--in our bill that we passed last year--froze Medicaid expansion, everybody was running around saying that we were cutting Medicaid which, frankly, that is not a cut.

But if it is an open-ended deal where it depends on how many people signup, I do not think that is a cut.

We can't keep doing what we have been doing. We have to do something dramatically different, better, more efficient, and more effective.

The American people need to know it, the Congress needs to know, which is why I am glad you are here, about these threats, our vulnerabilities, and how we have to get after this.

There has got to be better information, in my opinion, that comes out that takes into account these improvements in the economy.