Just a few thoughts when we're talking about this outreach to veterans that during the second world war--right now, we recognize the great contribution that Americans went overseas and fought for us.

No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. So government's programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, they're the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth.

I support this legislation, but I'd like to go on record that we do need to look into new approaches when it comes to nuclear energy.

We can really endow future generations of Americans with clean energy that doesn't have the downside, which is the dangers of radiation material.

Let's break some new ground. Let's open up the new horizons instead of just trying to perfect the old systems.

I'm going to oppose this purely partisan bill, H.R. 6468. Mr. Chairman, good legislation needs bipartisan input.

I'm happy to be an original cosponsor of Mr. Norman's legislation.

ARPA-E, the bill under discussion now, has been a real opportunity for energy innovation, which is badly needed.

I worked at the Sandia National Lab in Albuquerque for a number of years, and I saw the tremendous resource of innovative talent.

We need to address this inequity.

Small businesses are becoming a major target of cyber-attacks as we've heard.

the Honest and Open New EPA Science Treatment Act, is an attack on the EPA.

I want to second the comments of my colleague from California, Ms. Lofgren.

Mr. Speaker, I am the son of immigrants, born in Philadelphia as the Nation celebrated our bicentennial. I ran for Congress because we have lost sight of our founding ideals. In Federalist 10, James Madison warned that factions, with their…

I'm proud to be the lead Democratic sponsor of this bill, and I thank both Mr. Weber and the Chairman for recognizing me.

the Constitution also protects a woman's right to have access to health care and determine whether to terminate her pregnancy.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, and I would like to thank Senator Leahy also for his words.

Communities across this country are concerned about whether they will be able to rely on the Department of Justice.