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I thank the majority leader, but I have to disagree. I think the majority is well aware that there is a big difference between our responsibilities around the debt ceiling and spending discussions. What we have seen being brought together…

Let's go over the basic facts here just briefly once again. What the House GOP did fight for in 2017 was a $2 trillion in tax giveaways for our largest corporations and for the wealthy because that is who they work for; the rich, the very…

I am hearing the exact same rhetoric, the exact same political posturing that I have heard for the last month. It doesn't give the American people any reason to think the GOP's priorities are going to focus on them. Let's just look at what…

The numbers are there, $8 trillion in deficit under the Trump administration; a direct correlation to a tax policy that only benefits the very wealthy. I thank the gentleman for joining me today and look forward to many more conversations…

As they stack some of our most critical committees with election deniers? It is too late to inject integrity into this sham process, but we, as Members, can inject our own by voting ``no'' on this resolution.

I thank the gentlewoman from Pennsylvania for yielding. The Speaker of the House wrote this week that removing Democrats from their committees was motivated by integrity. Integrity? Is that the quality of honesty and acting with moral…

I thank the gentleman, and it is my privilege to join my first colloquy to stand here on behalf of the Democratic Caucus. It is a pleasure to be with him, and I thank him for the small promotion, however brief. I really do appreciate the…

So, Mr. Jarsulic, I am hoping that you can speak about the impact that the $52 billion included in the bipartisan CHIPS in Science Act...

Congress has directed the DEA to establish a special registration for providers to prescribe controlled medications through telehealth.

It is no secret to anyone here today the United States has been losing the manufacturing race for a long time.

The offshoring of manufacturing jobs has hurt almost every sector, particularly as supply chain issues erupted during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We have seen new lows in customer service, despite a $54 billion taxpayer bailout during Covid-19.

This trend poses a serious threat not just to our Nation's economic competitiveness but to our national security.

It seems that we do agree that reforming the research landscape is key to finding new therapeutic treatments and those lifesaving antidotes.

Based on today's hearing, it is clear that passing policy solutions to address the fentanyl crisis is top of mind for Democrats and Republicans alike.

U.S. leadership over standards and regulation are important.

We have seen new lows in customer service, despite a $54 billion taxpayer bailout during Covid-19.

Congresswoman Kuster and I have urged DEA to release this special registration and maintain access to OUD treatment via telehealth.