The next stage of this process is to come up with policy recommendations for the president.

At this point, there’s no concrete policy that could be funded in the budget; we’re going to work out the policy recommendations over the next 100 days.

We’re going to save a lot more money in the long run and even in the short run, if we can reduce the numbers, which we intend to do during this administration.

I think everybody wants to prioritize the ultra processed food crisis and try to reduce our reliance on these foods.

This is about opportunity. We believe that work is transformative for the individual who moves from welfare to employment.

The report is the product of a consensual process, and it represents a collaborative effort of all the agencies and the White House.

Our kids are the sickest kids in the world.

we have a team in Milwaukee

Here’s what it will mean for the American people: Children will get hurt. Women will get hurt. Older Americans who rely on Medicaid for nursing home care and for home care will get hurt.

When the votes are ultimately cast on that first Tuesday in November next year, this day may very well turn out to be the day that House Republicans lost control of the United States House of Representatives.

The increased SALT limit would ease the tax burden for middle-class and working families.

I am proud to have been the leading voice on Long Island during negotiations on this key reconciliation bill.

I fought to lift the cap on SALT and ensure hardworking Long Island families see the benefits of this important legislation.

This is the No. 1 federal issue for my constituents. If I do a bad deal, I would expect my constituents to throw me out.

Now is the time to make it right what we got wrong in 2017; now is the time to deliver on promises that we've made.

What goes around comes around.

Even as he battled a difficult cancer diagnosis, Ranking Member Connolly continued to push back against the unprecedented attacks on the federal workers in his district and across the country.

As a result of this bill, nearly 14 million Americans will lose their healthcare, and millions more will pay higher premiums, co-pays and deductibles.